Rabbit breeding involves the intentional mating of rabbits to produce offspring. Breeders typically select rabbits based on desirable traits such as size, color, and temperament. The process begins with choosing a male and female rabbit, known as a buck and doe, respectively. After mating, the doe will carry the kits for about 30 days before giving birth. Once the kits are born, they require proper care, including a safe environment and appropriate nutrition. Breeders often monitor the health of both the mother and her young, ensuring they receive adequate attention until they are old enough to be weaned and adopted into new homes.