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What is the age requirement for a rabbit to be considered a senior in breeds with senior weights over 9 Ibs?

  1. Six to eight months of age

  2. Over six months of age

  3. Over eight months of age

  4. Under eight months of age

The correct answer is: Over eight months of age

Rabbits are typically considered seniors when they reach the age of 5-6 years old. However, this can vary depending on the breed of the rabbit. For breeds with senior weights over 9 pounds, the age requirement would be different. Options A, B, and D are all incorrect because they suggest that the age requirement is less than 8 months, which is too young for a rabbit to be considered a senior. The correct answer, option C, states that the rabbit must be over 8 months of age to be considered a senior, which is more accurate for breeds with senior weights over 9 pounds.