Answers (7) Answerer 1 oh the joys of buying pets from a large chain store instead of a private breeder. first of all me and pets at home have had a few run ins i find quite a few of their staff in quite a few shops do not give you proper advice also you really should of double checked the sex with a vet. make sure you don't disturb the mother and baby but remove the males from the cage/hutch. do not handle the babys for at least 10 days if you are not experienced in caring for baby rabbits then dont touch them for around 14-20 days make sure the mother and babys are somewhere warm and away from loud noises or anywhere that something or someone could annoy them. get the babys sexed and make sure the girls and the boys are kept apart once they reach 8 weeks Source(s): you need to get them neutered..I would guess only one of the rabbits is male - males will fight to the death over a female. you will need to put mum and kits in a separate cage until you can sell the babies. I suggest taking all of your rabbits to the vet (other than the mother and babies). Let the vet sex them, it will probably be more accurate than the pet store. Then fix all of your males. It will be expensive, but it will prevent more accidents. Once your female rabbit(s) are done caring