History
What country is credited with domesticating rabbits?
Rome
What is the smallest breed of domestic rabbit?
Netherland Dwarf
What is the most important part of a rabbit's diet?
Hay
What is a female rabbit called?
Doe
How long is a rabbit’s gestation period?
30 days
Why were rabbits originally domesticated?
For meat production
What breed is known for its extremely soft, plush fur?
Rex
Why should rabbits have chew toys?
To prevent overgrown teeth
What is the term for a male rabbit?
buck
At what age do baby rabbits typically open their eyes?
10-14 days old
When did rabbits begin to be widely bred as pets?
19th century
Which large rabbit breed can weigh over 15 pounds?
Flemish Giant
Why is bathing rabbits generally not recommended?
It can cause stress and hypothermia
What is the term for the process of a rabbit giving birth?
Kindling
What is a female rabbit called?
Kit
Which species were domestic rabbits originally bred from?
European Wild Rabbit
Which breed is commonly raised for meat production?
New Zealand White
What common vegetable should be fed in moderation due to its high sugar content?
Carrots
A rabbit’s living enclosure is often referred to as a:
Hutch
Why do mother rabbits only nurse their kits once or twice a day?
To avoid attracting predators in the wild.
How did rabbits spread to Australia and become an invasive species?
They were brought over for farming and hunting
What breed is known for its distinct butterfly-shaped facial marking?
English Spot
What are three signs of an unhealthy rabbit?
Loss of appetite, runny nose, lethargy, dull coat, etc.
What is the function of a rabbit’s long ears?
To regulate body temperature and detect sounds
At what age should young rabbits be weaned from their mother’s milk?
4-6 weeks old