Buck or Doe?
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MamaSheepdog
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Doe.
treldib
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Thanks MSD!
A bit of background info. This was a feral rabbit we found at the park and eventually caught. She (it feels great to be able to say "she") was absolutely covered in ticks and fleas and was in pretty poor health. We nursed her back to health and she's doing very well now. She's a stunning looking rabbit. From what I can tell, she's some kind of lop mix. She has a lop head structure but non-lop ears. She also has somewhat long fur, maybe 5/8" longer than normal fur. Pretty cool rabbit. Her name is Frappuccino.
Any comments on her reproductive health/receptiveness from just looking at the picture? She probably won't be bred due to her unknown age, but I'm still curious.
A bit of background info. This was a feral rabbit we found at the park and eventually caught. She (it feels great to be able to say "she") was absolutely covered in ticks and fleas and was in pretty poor health. We nursed her back to health and she's doing very well now. She's a stunning looking rabbit. From what I can tell, she's some kind of lop mix. She has a lop head structure but non-lop ears. She also has somewhat long fur, maybe 5/8" longer than normal fur. Pretty cool rabbit. Her name is Frappuccino.
Any comments on her reproductive health/receptiveness from just looking at the picture? She probably won't be bred due to her unknown age, but I'm still curious.
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Yep, doe, and she may be receptive at this point. Not really purple right now, though.
Rabbit pelvises do not fuse as is commonly believed. You can breed her if you want to.
Any chance we will get to see the rest of her?
Rabbit pelvises do not fuse as is commonly believed. You can breed her if you want to.
Any chance we will get to see the rest of her?
