Where is the registration identification placed on a rabbit?

The registration identification is placed in the right ear of a rabbit. This practice is standardized within the rabbit showing community to ensure that each animal can be easily identified and tracked throughout competitions and breeding activities. The right ear serves as the designated location for these tattoos or ear tags, making it convenient for judges and handlers to verify an animal's registration and pedigree at a glance.

Placing identification in the left ear or on other parts of the body, such as the back or chest, is not customary and could lead to confusion or difficulty in quickly identifying the rabbit during shows. In addition, proper placement in the right ear helps maintain the overall appearance of the rabbit during judging, as the ears are less likely to be covered or obscured compared to other areas. This helps maintain uniformity and professionalism in rabbit showing practices.