New Zealand rabbits can generally start mating and breeding at 6 months, so New Zealand rabbits can give birth to rabbits at 6 months.

However, even if New Zealand rabbits have reached sexual maturity, owners should not rush to find a partner for them. There are three reasons: 1.6-month-old rabbits have not reached physical maturity. When pregnant at this time, they are likely to have dystocia during production; 2. The female rabbit is not yet physically mature, and premature birth will be detrimental to the future reproduction of the rabbit; 3. The young rabbit may survive due to incomplete maternal development. phenomenon of low rates.

In order to allow New Zealand rabbits to be eugenic, the owner must be in New Zealand Rabbits are bred after reaching maturity. Under normal circumstances, New Zealand rabbits are 6-8 months old, and the organs of the body can be fully developed and are suitable for the first breeding. It should be noted that in addition to age, weight is also an important factor that cannot be ignored in breeding. However, different breeds have different standards. The owner can consult a professional before breeding rabbits.