Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#106 
by WhWRabbitry » Fri Feb 13, 2015 7:01 pm
Alright any and all that are good at this... let me hear what gender you think these 6 kits are.
I think I'm getting a little better at this and have my guesses. Let me know yours pretty please: (4 1/2 week old Mini Lops)
Apparently I can only add 5 attachments so I'll add kit #6 after this.
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and here's kit #6
I think I'm getting a little better at this and have my guesses. Let me know yours pretty please: (4 1/2 week old Mini Lops)
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Apparently I can only add 5 attachments so I'll add kit #6 after this.
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and here's kit #6
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#107 by HendricksHearth » Fri Feb 13, 2015 7:18 pm
If there are bigger pics, can you please send them to me? Having a hard time seeing some of the bits.
Looks like:
1. Buck
2. Doe (I can't see the slit, but it looks like it has a doe shape from far away)
3. Doe
4. Buck
5. Buck
6. Buck
Hope this helps!
Edit: From the e-mailed picture of #2, it looks like it is sticking out more, but I still can't see if there is a hole or slit. If it has a doughnut shape with a hole, then I go with buck.
Looks like:
1. Buck
2. Doe (I can't see the slit, but it looks like it has a doe shape from far away)
3. Doe
4. Buck
5. Buck
6. Buck
Hope this helps!
Edit: From the e-mailed picture of #2, it looks like it is sticking out more, but I still can't see if there is a hole or slit. If it has a doughnut shape with a hole, then I go with buck.
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#108 by WhWRabbitry » Fri Feb 13, 2015 7:41 pm
Thank you so much Hendricks Hearth!!
Others viewing - let me hear if you agree, please.
I was thinking all except #3 look like bucks.
However, the picture of #2 isn't quite as clear, as Hendricks Hearth said.
I can try to post a better picture of that one later tonight if needed.
I like to give people a good guess of gender before they put their deposit down @ 5 weeks.
No guarantees given on gender - just what is thought.
Others viewing - let me hear if you agree, please.
I was thinking all except #3 look like bucks.
However, the picture of #2 isn't quite as clear, as Hendricks Hearth said.
I can try to post a better picture of that one later tonight if needed.
I like to give people a good guess of gender before they put their deposit down @ 5 weeks.
No guarantees given on gender - just what is thought.
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#109 by Sagebrush » Sat Feb 14, 2015 2:16 am
Here are my best guesses:
Buckling
Unknown
Doeling
Buckling
Buckling
Buckling
Buckling
Unknown
Doeling
Buckling
Buckling
Buckling
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#110 by EnglishSpot » Fri Jul 17, 2015 7:16 pm
I need some help please. Even my daughter makes fun of how poorly I sex kits. These are 6 weeks old. I didn't take the picture, so let me know if it's too blurry.
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Help!!!!!!
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They mostly look like girls to me although I think Ripper is a girl. Can anyone help? I've got to transport two does tomorrow morning!!
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Help!!!!!!
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They mostly look like girls to me although I think Ripper is a girl. Can anyone help? I've got to transport two does tomorrow morning!!
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- Boy or Girl?
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- Boy or Girl?
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#111 by Deer Heart » Fri Jul 17, 2015 10:05 pm
EnglishSpot wrote:I need some help please. Even my daughter makes fun of how poorly I sex kits. These are 6 weeks old. I didn't take the picture, so let me know if it's too blurry.
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Help!!!!!!
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They mostly look like girls to me although I think Ripper is a girl. Can anyone help? I've got to transport two does tomorrow morning!!
I can't tell with "Ripper", it seems sort of blurry on that one but "Red" looks like a buck to me and "Frosty", "Coffee", and "Chile" all look like does to me.
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#112 by Petlover500 » Mon Oct 26, 2015 2:13 pm
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#113 by wamplercathy » Sat Nov 28, 2015 5:11 pm
I'm pretty sure this is a boy but thought I would ask yall.
4 out of 5 kits look like this. The 5th one is most certainly a doe.
I don't know if you can see it or not but the penis is almost fully formed in this one. 1 buckling has what I would call a normal penis, 1 has a one that is half way between a normal penis and the 1st picture, and 2 are just like the 1st picture. But all looked like the 1st picture a week ago.
So, does a buckling's penis go through a changing or a hooding phase?
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4 out of 5 kits look like this. The 5th one is most certainly a doe.
- 001 (500x375).jpg (91.41 KiB) Viewed 705 times
I don't know if you can see it or not but the penis is almost fully formed in this one. 1 buckling has what I would call a normal penis, 1 has a one that is half way between a normal penis and the 1st picture, and 2 are just like the 1st picture. But all looked like the 1st picture a week ago.
So, does a buckling's penis go through a changing or a hooding phase?
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Re: Sexing Newborn kits **pics**
Post Number:#114 by michaels4gardens » Sun Nov 29, 2015 6:28 pm
yes it is a buck
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