The squeaking is just the male trying to mate with her. Just leave them together, as long as there is no blood.
Just introduced buck to doe..
They seemed ok, just lots of squeaking etc but my Doe didnt seem happy as he was annoying her so i took her out!
I dont know what to do cause i got scared and didnt want them hurting each other
I don't know what to do now, any suggestions?
also my male is only 7 weeks old and i read that he should be around 8 weeks before he's mature.. is that true??
i feel i have been really unfair on the both of them.
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I dont know what to do cause i got scared and didnt want them hurting each other
I don't know what to do now, any suggestions?
also my male is only 7 weeks old and i read that he should be around 8 weeks before he's mature.. is that true??
i feel i have been really unfair on the both of them.
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Which is presumably what you want if you are putting a buck in with a doe........jessilynn said:
Don't panic. Mice don't do 'moonlight and roses'
No one can decide that but you, Carla
If you want to breed your mice, have made yourself fully aware of all that comes with breeding mice, and feel ready to face any challenges that may present themselves, then why not?
It's a great hobby!
If you want to breed your mice, have made yourself fully aware of all that comes with breeding mice, and feel ready to face any challenges that may present themselves, then why not?
It's a great hobby!
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