Characteristics of a healthy breeding male rabbit under each of the following; Hair coat? Eyes? Ears? Testicles?

Hair coat: A healthy breeding male rabbit should have a shiny and clean hair coat with no signs of matting or bald patches.

Eyes: The eyes of a healthy breeding male rabbit should be bright, clear, and free from any discharge or cloudiness.

Ears: The ears of a healthy breeding male rabbit should be clean, free from any signs of infection or mites, and should be able to move freely.

Testicles: The testicles of a healthy breeding male rabbit should be symmetrical, firm, and free from any lumps or swelling. They should also be descended and not retained within the body.

Hair Coat:

- Smooth, dense, and lustrous
- Clean and free of parasites or mats
- Absence of skin lesions or irritation

Eyes:

- Bright, clear, and alert
- No discharge or redness
- Symmetry in size and shape

Ears:

- Erect and well-proportioned
- Clean and free of excessive wax or debris
- No signs of ear mites or infections

Testicles:

- Symmetrical in size and shape
- Firm and elastic to the touch
- Descended into the scrotum
- Absence of lumps or swellings