Breeding is the deliberate process of mating selected rabbits to produce offspring with desired characteristics. It involves selecting the best rabbits with desirable genetic traits, such as size, health, and temperament, and pairing them to produce high-quality offspring. Genetics plays a crucial role in determining the traits and characteristics of rabbits, and breeders use genetic knowledge to produce rabbits with specific traits. Reproduction is the biological process of producing offspring, which involves mating, fertilization, and gestation. Rabbit Bucks are male rabbits selected for breeding, based on their desirable genetic traits, while Rabbit Does are female rabbits selected based on their ability to produce healthy offspring and desirable genetic traits. Successful breeding and reproduction require careful management and attention to detail to ensure the production of healthy, high-quality offspring.