Sexing Rabbits: How Can I Tell if my Bunny is Male or Female?
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Pipp
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Sexing a Buck: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Rabbits/rsex2.gif
Sexing a Doe: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Rabbits/rsex3.gif
Sexing a Doe: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Rabbits/rsex3.gif
It is important when sexing rabbits of either ***, that you place fingers on either side of genital area and gently push the skin away from the area, while allowing the genitals to pop up. As seen in "M/F Photo 2" If all you do is part the fir and expose the area, you can not tell the difference until the genitals are protruding more.
1. Female- Exposed, fur not parted, genitals not exposed.
2. Female- Fur parted and genital area exposed but not popped.
3. Female- Genital area with gentle pressure causing genitals to pop up slightly.
1. Male- Exposed, fur not parted, genitals not exposed.
2. Male- Fur parted and genital area exposed but not popped.
3. Male- Genital area with gentle pressure causing genitals to pop up slightly.
1. Female- Exposed, fur not parted, genitals not exposed.
2. Female- Fur parted and genital area exposed but not popped.
3. Female- Genital area with gentle pressure causing genitals to pop up slightly.
1. Male- Exposed, fur not parted, genitals not exposed.
2. Male- Fur parted and genital area exposed but not popped.
3. Male- Genital area with gentle pressure causing genitals to pop up slightly.
