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- 01/07/2018 at 11:34 PM
  Dtrambun
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  We got my daughter two supposed to be girl bunnies according to the breeder. I got curious and wanted to make sure they were both girls and the White one is definitely a obvious female, the black lop…..well I’m not sure, almost scared something is wrong with her. She was born this summer so not even a year old.
- 01/08/2018 at 2:23 AM
  Azerane
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  Hello, what makes you think that there may be something wrong with the black lop? There are not any photos attached to your post so I’m not sure if you meant to add any to share. When males have their testicles showing (they can be sucked in against the body and hidden in fur) they are furless and pink and are sort of more like rounded flaps than round balls.
  
  If you have concerns about the health of your little lop then I’d recommend a vet check, they can determine if everything is alright with her
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