I have heard that it is good to encourage competition for breeding, and that it's better to have multiple males to increase your odds of fertility. This will be my first breeding season, and I was curious to find out what has worked for everyone else. I have a few different males that I'd like to use for breeding this year, all of whom have distinctly different genetics. There will be no doubt who the father is when the offspring arrive. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find any information on what the process is for using multiple males.



Do I put 2 males in with one female at the start of the cooling season? If so, do I leave them both in for the duration of the season? Is there a certain point at which I should pull one of the males (or both) out? I'd appreciate any feedback or experience you have in this arena, and thank you in advance for helping me out.



Thanks,

Anthony

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