Rabbits can be housed outside as long as

A female rabbit is called a

A change in light and temperature can cause

A rabbit should be allowed to have _________________ 24 hours a day.

The name for black, greasy stools that contains nutrients and is re-ingested for nutrition is called

An unique characteristic that sets lagamorphs apart from rodents.

Physical characteristics that help rabbits escape predation are...

Early domesticated rabbits were kept as

When choosing a location for your rabbit hutch, you should always remember...

The length of pregnancy for rabbits is

True/False- Rabbits are born hairless, deaf and blind.

A baby rabbit is called a

A male rabbit is called a

What are three (3) items that should be in your rabbit's cage at all times?

White is the most popular color for this breed and is widely used for commercial meat production.

This a small long-haired breed was first introduced in1984 by rabbit breeder Bonnie Seeley of High Bridge, New Jersey.

This tiny breed is the smallest of domestic rabbits and only weighs between 1.75 to 2.5 lbs!

This large breed usually has a white body with dark markings on their tail, nose, feet and ears.

This is one of the oldest breeds with very distinctive markings: white blaze (nose), white front, color circling the eyes, cheeks and ear. Color starts about the middle of the back to the tail with a straight dividing line, the feet and hind legs are white.

This tiny rabbit has a compact and rounded body. What makes them unique is the fact that they have a mane.

This rabbit is mainly bred for their fine quality wool, which is silky and soft.

These little rabbits have broad, thick ears that hang down beside the head and have a dense coat of soft, medium length hair.

Caused by the misalignment of the incisors causing

the overgrowth of teeth and can lead to jaw

infections and/or weight loss from the rabbit not

being able to eat properly.

Caused by urine soaked bedding and wire bottom

cages. Symptoms include ulcerated and inflamed

hind feet.

Caused by a parasite found in the ears and in some

cases may spread to surrounding areas. Symptoms

include intense itching, shaking of the head, skin

scales on the inner ear, hair loss.

A potentially fatal illness that occurs when flies lay eggs in a rabbit's fur, usually around its bottom, which then mature into maggots and eat into the rabbit's flesh.

Rabbits can carry this bacteria in their nasal passages without exhibiting any signs of illness. However, when triggered by stress or other illness the disease can become potentially life threatening. Symptoms include sneezing. thick discharge from the nose, red looking nose, difficulty breathing, runny eyes.

Can occur when a rabbit is exposed to high temperatures, even for a short period of time. Rabbits cannot cool themselves down by sweating, only by dilating the blood vessels in their ears, so are susceptible to overheating which can be fatal if left untreated.

It is caused by microscopic parasites that live in the intestine and/or liver and is transmitted by direct contact with infected animals or their urine, feces, bedding or water. Symptoms include diarrhea, rapid weight loss, bloated stomach, rough coat

True/False- Rabbits can fracture their spine if handled improperly and allowed to forcefully kick their back legs.