Sexing Baby Rabbits
January 3rd, 2009
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The Trick to Sexing your New Rabbit
Although it is not always the easiest task, sexing baby rabbits is important and something anyone can learn with just a bit of practice.
Brothers and sisters should be separated by the time they’re sixteen weeks old at the latest to avoid unwanted litters.
To begin, turn your kit onto its back, holding him in your lap or on a flat surface that is not unreasonably cold. Hold its heads at a lower angle than its back legs and it should calm down within a few seconds or so.
Be gentle, stroke your rabbit. It is not going to be at all comfortable being held like this, and will more than likely struggle and protest at first. Read more…