True or false: When breeding rabbits, you should take the buck to the doe's cage.

The statement is false because the best practice when breeding rabbits is to bring the doe to the buck's cage rather than the other way around. Moving the doe to the buck's territory helps reduce territorial stress and aggression from the buck, allowing for a more successful mating. Bucks can be territorial and may show dominant behaviors in their own space, which can lead to a less favorable breeding environment if the buck is introduced to the doe's cage instead.

Additionally, placing the doe in the buck's cage can allow both rabbits to feel more at ease and may increase the likelihood of successful mating. Therefore, understanding the proper approach to breeding that considers the natural behaviors of rabbits is vital for those engaged in rabbit breeding.