Male Rabbits VS Female Rabbits: The Differences

Do you have a girl or a boy? OR BOTH? Comment below!

My first bunny was a girl. She was definitely sassy! Sadly she only lived for a little over 5 years, and as she wasn't spayed I'm pretty sure she died of reproductive cancer. To get any of my rabbits fixed or not was not my choice to make, as I was just a kid. So parents, please remember that ultimately, YOU are the one responsible for the well-being of any animal you allow your child to have. And as much as I loved my rabbits, I absolutely was not ready for the responsibility of caring for them. I really can't agree with using a living thing to "teach" a child responsibility, if the parent isn't willing to ensure that the animal is properly cared for. Sorry for the rant, just my opinion based off my own experience. 😢

The one of our buns who was most affectionate was a male. He loved attention like crazy. 😄

I have a male and a female! I love them both so much!♥️

my male bunny has nipples

I have 2 females and they are bonded and sweeties

What's the difference between affectionate and friendly?

Both! Rescued my female yesterday. Can’t wait to (hopefully) have a bonded pair to keep eachother company while I work. She turns 2 in 7 days and has spent her whole life in a cage… (my male rabbit is 7 months and I’ve had him since he was 3 months. He has been kept in a large pen/ free roam. it’s a big adjustment for her, but she seems to be doing pretty well.

I have a male rabbit, he is fixed, he is around 6 years old, and he is a Holland lop.💜❤🐇

A boy

Not all breeds of rabbits can conceive at 3 months. Giant breed rabbits don't conceive or even try to breed until 6 months old. You can't generalize all rabbits the same. Females are bigger than males.

Maybe bunnies unuetered hate testosterone from older males like my buster

I have an unfixed male 10 year old rabbit and he STILL tries to mate with my foot

I have both

i got a male

We just adopted 2 girls and a boy from our local shelter

Me with my bow wanting to know witch ones are males, for a reason you's wouldn't like.

I have a male and female bunny. I had my male first then my female was a rescue but they absolutely hate each other 😢 is this normal. It's been almost 2 years since I've had both and they still don't like each other. We have to keep them separate

Boy Rabbit 🐰 ❤

I got both

Girl

We have both and we love our bunnies

3 girls

I have a 3-4 year old female and she is very fickle. I love her but she doesn't like me so much.

We have three in our fluffle - 2 boys and 1 princess!!! All adopted - ALWAYS!

Both! Buda (male) Pest (female).

Male his name Snowball

I have a boy Bunny and getting a girl next week

We got our little Rosie yesterday, a 10 week old mini lop girl. ☺️❤️🐰 She was born in a pet shop, kept in a large cage, scared when the pet shop worker took her out :( but we decided to spoil her from the beginning. I believe we will bond quickly. It’s her second day, she was already roaming around a living room, explored all the corners (bunny proofed), sniffed us and jumped around us. ☺️ she is still a little hesitant to be petted, and she sleeps outside of her little house, but I hope it will be better 🥹

I have a beautiful boy named Toast.❤

I got a rabbit off a friend (they'd just had their fifth child and the wife couldn't deal with a rabbit too, she wasn't so pet-loving apparently)...

Anyway, he told me it was a male but based on what I can see before it fights me when I try to ascertain genitalia, it's a girl.

Anyway, I'm against spaying. Nature determined that this is her. I can't just decide to remove her sex drive that's not "fixing" it's "destroying", even if there are benefits as you describe. G-d intended these little things to have the parts they have and not to be some 21st century woke genderfluid asexual rubbish... (Just my opinion.)

Anyway, why am I writing this? 😕 Oh ye. We have a destroying problem. She is destroying my sofa. Thankfully it's not an expensive one but it creates an awful of mess. She goes underneath, tears all the sponge out, rips all the boarding underneath.

I try to be calm and figure that this is her nature, just like I have my own nature. It's evolutionary. But... I don't want the sofa ruined completely.

So, I tried to tape the underneath of the sofa but she, very cheekily and cutely bit it off with panache. I have it on video. As hilarious as it was frustrating after I'd spent 20 mins taping up the whole thing.

Anyway, she has a relatively small cage so I don't like to keep her in it other than at nights or when there's a reason to. She keeps giving me reason to keep her in it because she's destroying stuff but then I feel bad. So I try to keep her out of the cage but discourage the sofa of I hear any biting or hammering away under there.

Current strategy:- I get a broom 🧹 and I sweep underneath until she comes out. She kind of fights the brush and hates it, has a whole fit of rage and a temper tantrum, comes out and then I let her be again... Until she does it again.

She loves me though. She licks me the whole time, it's very cute. Circles me. Does the bunny spin thing sometimes when she's happy.

Will she ever put two and two together and realise that she's being "broomed" because she keeps behaving with an unwanted behaviour? I think she realises by now after a week of this broom strategy that it's not allowed to do what she does under there... Also, when I evacuate her, post-hissy-fit, she looks at me with this mischievous face that knows she's been caught... Bless. Then she spends some time in the cage too, with some treat to soften the blow.

Thoughts? Other strategies?

Why not both? Why not both from adoption? Best solution.

I have two rabbits, one male and one female, they are not sterilized or anything beacuse they live in totaly natural enviorment, i keep them both fith my pheasants and i had two more, female and sterilized male. I had rabbits in the past, they were dwarf ones with funny hairs and i had one white, we were inseperable, i would walk with him and we were totally abonded, he was a father two times, but he died of old age, his mate and children also died, some of old age, others from a fox
Now i had two baby ones, and they grew up with me in my house, until we put them outside, someone bringed us sterilized male and so they had little squad, but they dug under the fence and escaped. Only male survived, two of others were picked by fox, he was also near death but he escaped potential threath if my father wasnt here to chase fox off
We bought him a female, they were also inseperable but in first days he wanted to mate with her but they calmed and bonded, our female eventually dug a burrow and gave birth, we didnt knew until babies started to hop. Male eventually killed two and we put him into the cage that is preety big. Now only six bunnies survived and they would play, explore and eat with mother.

I take female bc they are more cuddly+ i h8 male no matter if humans or animals.. im Nonbinary so don't assume im a men + even cis men can h8 men

It's a cock fight

Both but we have to double check

Both 😊

I saved a rabbit from some dogs a few days ago but I can't keep him

Have a adopted 5 month old male rabbit

Both

Both

I have a boy bunny

I have a girl rabbit she is so cute ❤ but she is also naughty

I have both ❤️ Rescued my male rabbit Emi at the beginning of this year from a small woodland. He's the most affactionate, loving and social rabbit I know. I adopted my girl Bianca from a sanctuary in July and she's been a great addition. She is indeed more sassy but also friendly and cute. They have bonded so well and love being together. I love them so much ❤️❤️❤️

2Bonded boys😊

I have a adult boy rabbit but none of these videos worked for training still working on he will only let me pet him when he's in the cage

I prefer my rabbit stay in the yard cage allow them to mark their territory but not spayed or neutered so they can have their natural habits as they prefer to. this way I can bring them to the house for an hour or so everyday but give them their space and their rights.

1 female. Free roam and she loves to be loved.

I have two flemish giant bunnies, one boy and one girl. They were both senior and blind in one eye, and a bonded pair their entire life. We're coming up on our 2 year anniversary with them now, they are so sweet and I love how much they love each other. Amazing animals!

I don’t have a bunny but i will get one next time it will be a boy but. I’m going to get a hamster next time before the bunny.