Giving birth is one of the only things Wooster go apart from their group for. Males guard over their mates despite their distress at the smell of blood, and female Woosters hide deep in their burrows during labor.
Often when a male Jeeves has mated with a male Wooster (which is very common) they will find a corresponding female pair and provide each other with kits. This can create stress for the Woosters, as a female Jeeves resents being guarded, sometimes biting. Generally, the male Jeeves consoles his mate and the female Wooster's bandmates keep her company in her vigil.
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Giving birth is one of the only things Wooster go apart from their group for. Males guard over their mates despite their distress at the smell of blood, and female Woosters hide deep in their burrows during labor.
Often when a male Jeeves has mated with a male Wooster (which is very common) they will find a corresponding female pair and provide each other with kits. This can create stress for the Woosters, as a female Jeeves resents being guarded, sometimes biting. Generally, the male Jeeves consoles his mate and the female Wooster's bandmates keep her company in her vigil.