Raising rabbits is a fun and exciting hobby.  The hardest part is parting with the offspring, because they are so cute and fun to play with.  Whether you raise rabbits or have one as a pet, here are some common rabbit terms that will help you understand what fellow rabbit owners are saying.

Doe - A female rabbit is called a doe.
Buck - A male rabbit is called a buck.
Pair - A male and female to be used for breeding.
Kit - A baby rabbit is called a kit.
Kindle - What happens when a rabbit gives birth.
Litter - Refers to the entire group of kits.  Rabbits have multiple kits in one kindling.
Dewlap - The loose flap of skin under a doe's throat.
Cobby - A cobby rabbit is stocky.
Condition - The overall appearance of a rabbit.  "This rabbit has good condition."

Common rabbit breeds include:
New Zealand - This breed is a commercial meat breed and is the most common breed for meat production.
California - This breed is also a commercial breed.  Most meat breeds are either New Zealand, California or a cross between the two.
Holland Lop - This pet breed has floppy ears and is very popular.
Mini Rex - Renowned for its coat, the Mini Rex is a popular pet.
Jersey Wooly - Long haired and fluffy, this breed is great for fiber production.
Angora - Angora and other fiber breeds produce excellent fiber for spinning, knitting and crochet.

Rabbits are a lot of fun and can even be litter box trained, so if you are considering a quiet, low maintenance pet, take a good look at rabbits.