There are several different methods of determining the gender of a rabbit. You can also use its genital opening to determine its gender. To find the genital opening of a rabbit, you should gently part the fur between the back legs of the rabbit and apply gentle pressure. Typically, you should feel a penis or a pointy vulva. If you cannot see any penis, the rabbit is likely female.
Neutering is an important part of sexing a rabbit. It is necessary for many reasons. Unspayed rabbits have a single focus, which can cause a great deal of stress. And they are at a high risk of developing uterine cancer by the time they are 5 years old. Neutering is also a good idea for many other reasons, including bonding. You should discuss the procedure with your vet.
The male rabbit’s penis is located in the region of puffy fur inside the left hindleg. The penis is a long, pointed structure that hangs from the groin area. The prepuce, or penis, is a pink structure with a round hole at its tip. It’s easy to spot if your rabbit has a penis by simply examining its fur. Then, you can select the male rabbit.
