taking a peek

[Jamie m 668]

well my albino jill had her litter last night lots of noise so i presume theres a few, shes been out for a drink and snack both times i have been down, i think she feels safe leaving them as she knows im there , she seems wary tho , i herd its best not to look until atleast a weeek just let nature take its cause an all that , is thiis true , or should i have a peek

Edited May 12, 2010 by Jamie m

[Kay 3,709]

well my albino jill had her litter last night lots of noise so i presume theres a few, shes been out for a drink and snack both times i have been down, i think she feels safe leaving them as she knows im there , she seems wary tho , i herd its best not to look until atleast a weeek just let nature take its cause an all that , is thiis true , or should i have a peek

 

i would only intervene at this stage if you hear constant crying of the kits .. i am sure otherwise you can wait a few more days before having a look

[tote 856]

well my albino jill had her litter last night lots of noise so i presume theres a few, shes been out for a drink and snack both times i have been down, i think she feels safe leaving them as she knows im there , she seems wary tho , i herd its best not to look until atleast a weeek just let nature take its cause an all that , is thiis true , or should i have a peek

 

If you have a look mate don't post it on here or your likely to get yer baws chewed.

[stealthy1 3,964]

A quick look does no harm, but dont touch the kits, or your jill will smell your scent on them, and she may kick off about it

[The one 8,512]

Just take a quick look make sure everythings fine them leave them alone

[Jamie m 668]

well my albino jill had her litter last night lots of noise so i presume theres a few, shes been out for a drink and snack both times i have been down, i think she feels safe leaving them as she knows im there , she seems wary tho , i herd its best not to look until atleast a weeek just let nature take its cause an all that , is thiis true , or should i have a peek

only trouble shes got them hiden in the nest box under the beding

[scothunter 12,609]

well my albino jill had her litter last night lots of noise so i presume theres a few, shes been out for a drink and snack both times i have been down, i think she feels safe leaving them as she knows im there , she seems wary tho , i herd its best not to look until atleast a weeek just let nature take its cause an all that , is thiis true , or should i have a peek

only trouble shes got them hiden in the nest box under the beding

just leave them mate if she has them well hidden in nest.better being safe than sorry.they wont be long till there crawling out the nest box