That's not quite the right way to think about it. Male rabbits, like all male mammals, have testicles. These testicles produce sperm, which is necessary for reproduction. So, while they don't *need* testicles to *breed*, they do need them to
fertilize a female rabbit and produce offspring.
Here's a clearer way to understand it:
* Testicles: Produce sperm, essential for fertilization.
* Breeding: The act of mating between a male and female rabbit.
Therefore, a male rabbit needs testicles to produce sperm in order to breed successfully.