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I have noticed that a few of my does are having second litters soon after their first litter is almost weaned. However, during the time period, they do not come in contact with a buck. I do separate the young buck offspring at 4 weeks or when their testes begin to appear.
There is no chance of a rogue buck getting into their tanks. My only guess is that they have evolved superfetation. This phenomenon has occurred within multiple does in separate tanks and within different generations.
Has anyone else had experience with this behavior? TBH, it is becoming a nuisance because I wanted to breed some of these does to different bucks.
There is no chance of a rogue buck getting into their tanks. My only guess is that they have evolved superfetation. This phenomenon has occurred within multiple does in separate tanks and within different generations.
Has anyone else had experience with this behavior? TBH, it is becoming a nuisance because I wanted to breed some of these does to different bucks.