The Weekly Quiz! (Posted Every Wednesday).

[R Buns]

doe to the buck

 

[tambayo]

Jup, doe to buck or yu end up with a fight.

 

[Bekah-n-Tennessee]

Quiz #6

When breeding, the ___ should always be brought to the ____ enclosure to avoid conflict.

Good Luck!​

Doe should always be brought to the bucks enclosure.

 

[Cal Gal]

When breeding the Doe should always be brought to the Buck’s enclosure to avoid conflict.

 

[Naelin]

The doe should always be brought to the buck's enclosure to avoid conflict. Does are very territorial and may try to attack the buck and potentially castrate him.

 

[K Rivelli]

Quiz #6

When breeding, the ___ should always be brought to the ____ enclosure to avoid conflict.

Good Luck!​

Doe, buck

 

[jaxmarblebuns]

Quiz #6 Answer

When breeding, the Doe should always be brought to the Bucks enclosure to avoid conflict.

The first correct answer was R Buns

Although there are a lot of aspects that play into a rabbit's behavior/personality (environment, genetics, how they are treated by the handler, etc). Does are typically known for being quite territorial, and as such often pick fights with other rabbits that enter their established enclosure, even in a mating situation.
Because if this it is advised to always bring the Doe to the Bucks enclosure while breeding, as bucks are much more laid back, and are generally quite happy to meet a woman.
Another option would be taking the rabbits to a neutral area away from any other rabbits/animals, such as an X-pen in your yard or garage. This usually eliminates territorial behavior as the area does not belong to ether rabbit, so chance of conflict is quite low.​

 

[jaxmarblebuns]

Quiz #7

In shows, rabbits are judged by posing still and being compared to the set standard for their breed (along with their over all health/up keep). The Tan, Rhinelander, Checkered Giant, and English spot are also judged in this unique way.

Good Luck!​

 

[R Buns]

Quiz #7

In shows, rabbits are judged by posing still and being compared to the set standard for their breed (along with their over all health/up keep). The Tan, Rhinelander, Checkered Giant, and English spot are also judged in this unique way.

Good Luck!​

Am I missing the question? Sorry if I am

 

[RabbitsOfTheCreek]

Runner breeds? They're judged by running across the show table?
I think that's what it's asking anyway...