Those who plans to buy rabbits should in advance learn to define a sex of these animals correctly. Unfortunately, it happens so that after purchase the female appears a male or on the contrary. To avoid similar disappointments, learn to define a sex of rabbits independently, without relying on honesty of the seller.
Instruction
1. Learn to define a sex of a small krolchonk. Experienced manufacturers can distinguish a male or a female in 2 weeks after the animal birth. However it is important to know that unambiguous and absolutely exact sex determination of a rabbit is possible only when to the kid month is executed.
2. Consider genitals of a rabbit. At krolchat-males testicles are not visible yet therefore it is necessary to pay attention to arrangement of an anal and sexual opening. At females the sexual crack is located directly near an anus, besides it looks oblong. At males a sexual opening absolutely small and round, and it is located rather far from anal.
3. Try to define a sex of a rabbit which age exceeds 4-5 months. Put an animal on a back, remove a tail back and attentively examine genitals. If before you a male, you for certain notice small pink swellings – testicles. If there are no testicles, try to stretch a bottom of a stomach of an animal accurately. If you see a long crack – before you a female.
4. Estimate appearance of an animal. Females of rabbits, as a rule, a little more largely, they have roundish smooth lines of a body and the narrow head. Besides, at doe-rabbits it is possible to notice two rows of nipples easily. Males can be a little less, the head of them more round, reminding the form a sphere, and a body – stronger and angular, than at females.
5. Pay attention to behavior of a rabbit. If he often rubs about different objects a muzzle, jumps on toys, imitates pairing, etc., most likely, it is a male. However, sometimes also females, especially at the moments of strong excitement or with the purpose to show the superiority so can behave. However at males the similar behavior begins to be shown from 5 months after the birth, and at females – a little later.