Tendency toward birthing one sex?

[preciousandmontequilla]

My good friends rabbit just had a beautiful litter of lionhead kits. The last litter this doe had was all male. Does that increase or decrease the possibility of another all male litter?

 

[Korr_and_Sophie]

The sex of the kits if determined by the buck shortly after conception.
Having a litter of all bucks does not mean the doe would be predisposed to only having bucks or that another litter would only have does. A buck could be more prone to producing one sex though, but I doubt it would be that common.
Also remember that any change of sexes are for each kit, not for a litter as a whole. So each kit would have a 50% chance of being male and 50% of being female. Each kit in a litter could end up being bucks, just like you could toss a coin and have it land heads up 5 times in a row.

 

[preciousandmontequilla]

Thanks! Here's a pic of the babies for everyone! Enjoy!

 

[HiddlesKenway]

One of my does had a litter of four all bucks, never happened before to me! Cept with my piggies.

 

[woahlookitsme]

I second what korr_and_sophie said. Our genetics professor would also say that you wouldnt be able to see a half split between sexes unless there is a larger population of offspring. Just 3-9 babies won't always show a half split but once a large enough population is made (talking hundreds or thousands) it is easier to see a true 50/50 sex split.