Will a 9-month-old male rabbit and a 3-month-old female produce offspring if kept together?

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A 9-month-old male and a 3-month-old female rabbit mating now may not conceive, but there is still a pregnancy risk. Rabbits can enter breeding at 4 months, but mating then easily causes premature birth and difficult labor, so plan breeding at about 6 months for the female.

If you do not want offspring, separate them now or have the male neutered at a hospital to avoid accidental mating.

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