Boy or girl? Is there an easy way to tell?

[big brown horse]

I think one of my felmale rabbits may be a boy. She/it is a lionhead and just turning one.

 

[jhm47]

Put a TV remote control in the hutch. If it is strongly attracted to it, it's likely a male. Or---take it out in the country and get it thouroughly lost. If it stops and asks directions, it's a female.

 

[big brown horse]

Put a TV remote control in the hutch. If it is strongly attracted to it, it's likely a male. Or---take it out in the country and get it thouroughly lost. If it stops and asks directions, it's a female.

Or maybe but it in the bathroom and see if the toilet lid gets left open!

 

[waynesgarden]

Well, if none of the above works, you might try checking out this link .

But never be surprised. The sex-change fairy visits all our rabbitries.

Wayne

 

[miron28]

Put a TV remote control in the hutch. If it is strongly attracted to it, it's likely a male. Or---take it out in the country and get it thouroughly lost. If it stops and asks directions, it's a female.

Or maybe but it in the bathroom and see if the toilet lid gets left open!

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

Put a TV remote control in the hutch. If it is strongly attracted to it, it's likely a male. Or---take it out in the country and get it thouroughly lost. If it stops and asks directions, it's a female.

Or maybe but it in the bathroom and see if the toilet lid gets left open!

Sure.....

How about stick it behind the wheel of a 5 speed, if it starts to hyperventilate it female.

 

[trestlecreek]

The link Waynesgarden provided should help you find out for sure.

 

[big brown horse]

Thank you for posting the link Waynesgarden, that really helped me. She is a she, just a really "active" she with the other she.

 

[Beekissed]

That's a dominance thingy, BBH. They may even hurt each other if they are in heat. I've seen one doe rip another's ear open in an altercation. And that was only during a transport time from a seller to our house, before we could get them into separate cages.

 

[trestlecreek]

Oh yeah, if she is in with another doe and is "ridding" her, that means it is time for separate cages!!