posted 6 years ago
I wouldn't worry, I'd just make sure she's set up to have the kits and see when it happens. She may just make nests early (I'm assuming she hasn't had a litter for you yet), so remember her behaviour for the next litter. I had one doe that didn't make a nest until the day before.
I also had some rabbits that I'd separated to grow out. The day before I was going to butcher them, one of them in the male area started making a nest. I figured I'd made a mistake, so I butchered the rest and pampered her ahead of the birth. I waited two more weeks and then checked her. She was a male all along. Sometimes you just never know...
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