How do I check my rabbits gender?

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- 05/07/2017 at 4:06 PM
  Shadow13
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  My rabbit is just over 2 months old. I got him from a breeder when he was about 7 weeks old and the breeder thought my rabbit was a girl at first but when I went to pick him up she was pretty sure he was a boy. I would like to know how to check my rabbits gender.
  
  P.S My rabbit still doesn’t like to be held or picked up is there a way I can check his gender without picking him up?
- 05/09/2017 at 2:19 AM
  Cinnabunn the bunny
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  Not really any way to check for gender without picking your rabbit up as you do have to pop out their genitals. you could always wait for his balls to drop at 4 months but that’s still not a very good indicator even though bunny balls can get quite large. If you really must know you have to pick your bunny up. if you don’t trust yourself wait till you can visit a certified bunny vet to have them check for you.
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