The very first time I checked when I first got her (it’s going to take a minute to get used to saying that lol) I said it was a girl and we called her LuLu. But I know how tricky rabbit sexing it, so I waited another week and had someone who had rabbit experience peek. They said no, they believed it was a boy. So from there out it was Charley.

Well she’s grown quite a bit in the last few weeks and I decided to take a look today. And I am 99.9% sure it’s a she! 

Now I am nervous though , I know spaying is more expensive and more invasive & I was a little relieved/content thinking we’d only have to do a neuter. Explains why she’s been so clean w/ litter box habits, I thought it was odd for a young un neutered male to be so tidy. 

My son said he still wants to call her Charley because it can be either a boy or girl name. I’ve been calling her Char Char lately anyways as a nickname but I loved the name LuLu <3. Maybe we will do a first and middle name 

I know does can view their cage as a nest zone and become aggressive and territorial of it. I haven’t noticed any of this yet, but she’s probably not really hit puberty just yet. & I’ve read that most does are larger than bucks. Otherwise, Im not really familiar of any major differences b/w sexes. Im still not positive of her age, but guessing that she’s around 9-10 weeks old. I know most vets spay around 4-6 months depending on size. I am going to start looking for a vet next week and schedule her check up & spay consultation. 

anyways, here are some newer pics of her. i can’t ever catch the shots I want, she moves too fast and the cameras delay is too slow 

she’s really starting to grow now. today I was looking at how large her hocks are and thought she looked like a little t-rex w/ her little front legs lol:  

snack time

playing w/ her tp roll and other cardboards

potty break

her favorite…timothy hay