Rabbits can reproduce in three months, but breeding and breeding are not recommended. Three-month-old rabbits are still very young and their physical development is not yet fully mature. If forced to breed, the rabbit's reproductive rate will be reduced and the growth of the rabbit will be affected. Rabbits generally breed better when they are six months old. Rabbits have a particularly high reproductive rate and can give birth to 6-10 litters a year. The pregnancy cycle of rabbits is one month.

Precautions during rabbit breeding:

1. Pay attention to increasing the nutrition of pregnant female rabbits. After 15 days of pregnancy, the fetal growth of the female rabbit accelerates, and the nutrition of the female rabbit should be strengthened. Feed should be kept clean and fresh.

2. Make prenatal preparations. 3-4 days before the female rabbit gives birth, move the female rabbit to a rabbit house with good conditions, quiet, warm and safe, clean and disinfect the head box, and spread dried soft grass and bedding in the nest box.

3. Be careful not to touch the fetus at will to avoid miscarriage, stillbirth, etc. It is best to touch the fetus 12 to 15 days after mating.