In between your rabbits back legs you will see 2 ball-shaped protuberances that have no fur on them: these are the testes. Sometimes they are hidden behind fur. Actually, these are the scrotums: the testes are inside the scrotums, and you can't actually see them.
Keep in mind that rabbits can draw their testes up into the body cavity so they are not always visible. This is an adaption that helps prevent injury while digging/fighting/running etc. Especially when a rabbit is frightened, he will pull his testes into his abdomen. You may still be able to locate the scrotums, but when they're empty they can be hard to find.
Also, baby rabbits are born with the testes in their abdomen, and they don't descend into the scrotums until they grow a little older (around 4 months of age, they are usually descended, but it can take up to 5 months).
If you push down (with a slow, gentle motion) around your rabbit's genitals a boy's penis will look like a human pinkie finger with a circular dot in the middle, while the girl's vagina will look come up like a slanted triangle, almost like lipstick, and it will have a vertical slit in it. Also, you sometimes can find big lumps next to the boy's genitals and sometimes you can find nipples on the girl's tummy. However if these features cannot be found, you cannot conclude the gender one way or the other, only the presence of them can determine anything.
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you can tell its a dwarf rabbit because it has a short body and a large head with rectangle like ears i had a dwarf rabbit we called him tiny tim but he died a few dyas ago because all the rabbits jumped on top of him i would advise you to keep the baby rabbit eaither inside or a cardboard box otherwise hell look like road kill
No, the male rabbit doesn't have the scrotum on top of his penis. Male rabbits have two scrotums located below the penis (closer to the anus), one right beside the other. In babies, the testes are in the rabbit's abdomen: they descend into the scrotum some time between 9-20 weeks. Adult male rabbits, when they're terrified, can also pull their testes back into the abdomen. A male rabbit who's been neutered won't have any scrotum because they'll have withered away. If your male rabbit has a lump above his penis, something is wrong. It could be a tumour, or maybe a parasite, or something else -- it's hard to say. You should bring the rabbit to the vet for treatment. See the related questions below for details.
Look for rabbit food that is specifically formulated for your rabbit's age and breed. Choose a brand that lists high-quality ingredients like timothy hay, vegetables, and herbs as the main components. Consulting with a veterinarian can also help determine the best brand based on your rabbit's individual nutritional needs.
It will have a penis and testes.
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A neutered rabbit looks like a normal rabbit, but without the ability to reproduce. To tell if a rabbit has been neutered, you can look for a small incision scar on the rabbit's abdomen or ask a veterinarian for confirmation.
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No == == They will roll the scrotum into this shape that makes the cat look like he still has testes, but there are no testes in it.
The animal's long ears, fluffy tail, and hopping movement make it look like a rabbit.
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Go out in the woods and look for a hole; if a rabbit comes out of it it is a rabbit hole.If a skunk comes out of it, run.
If you push down (with a slow, gentle motion) around your rabbit's genitals a boy's penis will look like a human pinkie finger with a circular dot in the middle, while the girl's vagina will look come up like a slanted triangle, almost like lipstick, and it will have a vertical slit in it. Also, you sometimes can find big lumps next to the boy's genitals and sometimes you can find nipples on the girl's tummy. However if these features cannot be found, you cannot conclude the gender one way or the other, only the presence of them can determine anything.
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Their droppings will be wateringWatery doodie.