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 This is really personal
preference, but my vote goes for the male rabbit.
Almost all of our male rabbits
have a much more outgoing personality and are always eager for attention.
Our females, and of course we
have exceptions, are more reserved and seem to prefer less attention, if
given the choice!
Many female rabbits,
approaching adolescence, become instinctively territorial when it comes to
their personal cage space, and sometimes this continues throughout their
lives. These territorial girls can still make good pets, they just
need more time and patience on your part.
All male and female sexually
intact rabbits go through some form of 'raging hormones' when they
approach young adulthood (do I dare say, similar to teenagers??) and may exhibit increased urine spraying,
marking, and aggressiveness. These behaviors usually decrease with
maturity or if the animal is spayed or neutered.
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