Pedigreeing rabbits involves creating a record of their ancestry and breeding history. Here are the steps to pedigree your rabbits:

Start by gathering information on the rabbits you want to pedigree, including their breed, color, gender, and birth date. You'll also need to know the names and registration numbers of their parents, grandparents, and other ancestors.

Choose a pedigree chart or software program to record the information. A pedigree chart is a diagram that shows the ancestry of an animal, while a software program allows you to create and store digital pedigrees.

Begin by filling in the names and registration numbers of the rabbit's parents in the first generation of the pedigree chart. Then, add the names and registration numbers of their parents in the second generation, and so on.

Once you've completed the pedigree chart or entered the information into the software program, review it for accuracy and completeness.

If your rabbits are registered with a breed association, you may need to submit the pedigree information to them for verification and inclusion in their database.

Pedigreeing your rabbits can be a useful tool for breeders looking to maintain or improve the quality of their animals. It can also be a helpful way to keep track of your rabbit's ancestry for future reference.