Rufus Xavier Exaclibur McFlinkenheimer III

Harvey.

But I can see him! Definitely not Harvey.

Henr3y - the 3 is silent

Cadbury?

Albuquerque.;)

Are you sure it's a he?

No way to tell if it's a boy or a girl without grabbing it and knowing what you're looking for. Honestly, I don't even know what to look for. Pre-pubescent, looking won't even help. Not that it matters in your relationship to the rabbit, anyway.

His ears are awesome, almost like he's got leopard print there. And it looks like he's got that distinctive Rex fur, which feels like satin and stays short.

I'd call him Lawnmower or Hedgeclipper or Weedwhacker. If you really want him to stick to your yard, buy some timothy pellets. Our rabbit goes nuts over them. Parsley or carrot tops would be good too, since they have important vitamins that he may not be getting out there, and he'll love them. Remember, the actual carrots are like candy, so only as a treat.

Enough nannying - enjoy your wild bunny. :)

Well, if he's going to be your lawn mower, call him John Deere (and if it's a girl, Johanna Deere).

I used to be able to sex a pre-pubescent rabbit, but I'm not sure I could do it at this point.

Fuzzy Balls, Spraying/marking = male. Getting pregnant = female. (duh)

I love Hopper - then you could do a French pronunciation and it would sound like au pair for added punnyness and future de-evolution to Punny Bunny and a rhythmic homage to Ian Fleming's Moneypenny of James Bond fame...

Hopper, that's the ticket...