How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?

My daughter got a baby bunny for Easter! I've had rabbits when I was a kid but I never knew how to tell the sex of the rabbits! I thought about getting her another 1 to breed them but did not know how to tell the difference! Can anyone help me?How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?Stick your finger up its asshole and if it doesn't resist, its female. If it does resist, its male.How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?
i can help you with this alright i have alot of rabbits and i can tell them apart really well people may seem its hard but its not i can tell there sex when there a week old and this is how you tell pick the rabbit up and pull the fur back on bottom and tube if male slit if girl

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How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?Sit in a comfortable chair and hold the bunny in your lap for a few minutes. When bunny is calm, gently cradle him/her with belly up and head, chest and back curled against your abdomen, and hind feet facing away from you. Be sure to firmly support the back, and don't allow the bunny to kick. A rabbit's hind legs and back muscles are so powerful and his skeleton so light (rabbits are built for quick getaway!) that one kick in a bad position can actually result in a spinal fracture!



The prepuce is the fuzzy protuberance between the hind legs. Gently press down on the anterior part of it (the side facing you), and the pink tissue inside will emerge. In a young female, the tissue will appear somewhat conical, with a slit running from the tip, backwards towards the tail. In an older female, the tissue may be more "fleshy", but the slit is still generally from tip towards the back.



If the rabbit is a young male, the pink tissue will appear more like a cylinder with a small hole in the center. If he's starting to mature, the tip of the penis may protrude. A neutered male's penis will usually not be large enough to protrude, though this is not always the case. A mature, unneutered male will have large, obvious testicles (more than one inexperienced bunny parent has mistaken these for "tumors" on their "female" rabbit, prompting Kevin to christen them "Bilateral Perianal Testosteromas") on either side of the prepuce. They are usually pinkish with rather obvious veins, but may be grey. They are somewhat "sausage shaped" and start just in front of the prepuce and curve backwards towards the tail. If the bunny is frightened, he may retract the testicles, making them hard to see.How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?
Here is a link to instructions on sexing a rabbit.-

http://www.debmark.com/rabbits/sexing.ht鈥?/a>



If the rabbit is young, under 4 months it can sometimes be hard to tell the difference as the testicles have not dropped yet. Most breeds the testicles drop at 4-5 months and then you can tell easily they are a buck.



Press on the sides of the "vent" area, if a little tube pops up it is a buck, if the opening is a slit or taco shaped it is a doe.



Please make sure your rabbit is a purebred and that the mate you get for it is the same breed and also pure bred. Rabbits should not be bred before they are 6 months old and actually around 8 months is better. The does have a better chance of raising a litter to weaning age if they are a little older.How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?http://happyhoppers.forumotion.co.uk/rab鈥?/a>



I wouldn't advise breeding them unless you have homes for all the babies. They breed REALLY fast.How can you tell the sex of a bunny rabbit?
have someone hold the bunny and where u think the sex is at blow in that are and if two balls show hes a boy and if not its a girl
i dont advise you doing it yourself because ive tried fliping her over and checking and she freaked outtt, so we just took her to a vet