Where is the registration identification of a rabbit typically placed?

The registration identification of a rabbit is typically placed in the right ear. This practice is standard in rabbit breeding and showing, allowing for consistent identification of individual animals. The right ear serves as a reliable location because it is easily visible during evaluation, making it straightforward for judges and breeders to check an animal's registration and lineage.

The other options, while occasionally used for identification purposes in different contexts, are not the standard practice within official rabbit registration and show environments. For instance, placing identification on collars or legs may make identification difficult at a glance, and using the left ear does not follow the standardized convention.