When breeding rabbits, which is true regarding the doe and the buck?

The most accurate statement regarding the breeding of rabbits is that the doe is always taken to the buck. This practice is common in rabbit breeding for several reasons.

First, does can sometimes exhibit territorial behavior, especially in their own housing areas. By bringing the doe to the buck's territory, it minimizes stress and potential aggression from the doe as she encounters a new environment rather than intruding upon her space.

Additionally, bucks are usually more consistent in their breeding behavior when they are in a familiar environment. By introducing the doe into the buck’s territory, it helps maintain a more relaxed atmosphere, allowing for a more successful mating process.

This method also helps facilitate easier supervision during the mating, ensuring that the breeding occurs without undue stress on either animal.