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Forum BEHAVIOR Nesting

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    • Joanna
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        One of my females has begun nesting, but she hasn’t mated. She is bonded to her sister and they live together. Yes, they are proven Doe’s. One had 1 kit awhile ago but it died at birth.  My question is; can she be having false pregnancy, that includes nesting.

        Thank you,

        Joanna G.


      • DanaNM
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          If she is unspayed, then yes, she could be false nesting (if you are 100% certain she hasn’t had any contact with males).

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        • ParsleyBun
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            If she hasn’t been around males, this is probably what’s going on.

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