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Thanks! Not everything can be rabbit proofed well. How can a table be rabbit proofed? He jumps on chairs and chews on the table, or jumps on the bed and chews the matress and the blankets. There’s just no way to rabbit proof everything in the room. Castration will not solve the chewing...

This is the photo of a 4-month-old female Brittania Petite rabbit.

Hi! I have a 3-month-old male rabbit that chews on everything. He has already damaged a lot of things, and rabbit proofing doesn’t work for him. I don’t want to restrict his freedom to move, because I got rabbits after having read they can live without a cage/hutch. He is also losing his litter...

I think if you can spend much time with the rabbit early in the morning and in the evening, then it should be fine. Rabbits at 2 years are not very interactive and need less stimulation than young rabbits. I’m not a zoologist, but most animals actually live in pairs or herds, yet they can be...

The colour is chocolate to black.

It depends. If you’re starting a rabbitry to produce show and pet rabbits, then I don’t recommend starting with a black doe. Black colour is dominant in rabbits, so the doe will only produce black fur if she’s homozygous for the gene and other colours, depending on the buck, if she’s...

That’s a late reply, but I hope I can help. I live in Germany, so breed names and characteristics might be a little bit different and more similar to the British standards. The brown rabbit has the colouring of a Thuringer rabbit, while the white one looks typical to a German Lop. I’m not sure...

He rather looks like a Mini Lop than a Holland Lop. Holland Lops are usually smaller in size and have shorter heads. He looks so nice nevertheless! 🙂

That’s another photo of him

Thanks! I wasn’t given pedigree papers, but I saw his parents and they both were lionhead rabbits with the same coloring as his. But I didn’t pay much attention to the extent of their manes, but they were both larger in size than him

And I would also like to ask if it’s ok that he didn’t grow much in the last 3 weeks. He eats well and looks very healthy though

Hi everyone! I’m new to this forum and have a question regarding the breed of my 16-week-old male rabbit. When I brought him I was told he’s a lionhead, but his mane looks too short for a lionhead and his head looks thinner than that of a lionhead. I’m aware he might be a single-mane lionhead...