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Rabbits become sexually mature from three and a half to nine months of age. The smaller the breed, the earlier the onset of sexual maturity. Separate young rabbits into same sex groups by 10–12 weeks of age to avoid unwanted litters. The photographs show a litter of five-week-old rabbits and a rabbit examined for sexing.

Question Answer Article
At what age can the kits be sexed and how would you do this? What sex is the rabbit shown in the second photograph. Link to Article
What is the gestation period of the rabbit? Link to Article
How soon can the doe be palpated for pregnancy? Link to Article
How should you cage a breeding pair of rabbits? Link to Article


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