Junior 4-H Rabbit Knowledge Practice Exam

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At what age is a rabbit considered an intermediate in larger breeds?

  1. Six to eight months of age

  2. Over six months of age

  3. Over eight months of age

  4. Three to five months of age

The correct answer is: Six to eight months of age

A rabbit is not considered an intermediate in larger breeds until it reaches six to eight months of age. Options B and C may sound plausible, but they do not provide a definitive age for rabbits to be considered intermediate. Option D is incorrect because three to five months is considered too young for a rabbit to be considered intermediate in larger breeds.

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