Generally, rabbit breeding can be successful in one time, but some rabbits need three times. The mating time of rabbits is very short, usually within a few seconds to a few minutes. The male rabbit rides on the female rabbit and twists his hips constantly, and then lands on the ground in about 3-4 seconds, which means that the mating is completed, but it does not mean that the mating is complete. If the mating is successful, the male rabbit is generally allowed to repeat three times to increase the chance of successful mating.

Precautions for rabbit breeding:

1. Before mating, pay attention to raising male and female rabbits separately, and do not let them be too frightened to ensure their health and mating. again in the same cage.

2. Rabbits less than 6 months old or older than 3 years old cannot mate, and obese rabbits cannot mate, which will affect the healthy growth of rabbits.

3. Avoid hot weather when breeding, and choose a cooler time, because female rabbits have a higher birth rate in an environment below 25°.