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They are a little hard to catch although easier than my own rabbit that I've had since she was about 8 weeks :( .They like running but as soon as I catch them they are extremely friendly and will eat from my hand etc. They were pets at one point but I would have assumed that they would have...

Lol considering the responses to this thread they really must be complete Heinz 57's :D.

She seems to eat okay, I think.. I fill their dish everyday so I'm assuming they are all eating well. Thanks for the link.

Their teeth are also horrid looking, very stained and ugly. Is there anything I can do about that? The black one seems to at some point to have brokenher lower jaw as each side moves on it's own and each bottom tooth. Poor thing :(

True, however that seems to be their only characteristic that makes them look different, but that's probably just me :D.

I just looked at a picture of Magic and you're right, they do look very similar! BlueCamasRabbitry wrote:

I have no idea all I was told is that they bred rabbits so that is why there are rabbits that stick around the barn. True, to me they all look the same except for the breeds that are very easily discernable. rabbits to you, are GSD's to me lol. This is probably a dumb question, but Lops...

they do look quite good! I decided to keep them as there is not much for them to eat, and the black one has been attacked by something as it's one ear is sliced through the middle, so it kind of looks like it has 2 1/2 ears :/.

I did not know that agouti in rabbits was called Chinchilla or Squirrel, interesting. I don't know much about rabbit genetics/color/patterns etc. So most likely NZ crosses then? What about them gives them away as being a mix breed? Just curious.

The first one appears to be black and white, however the black is actually a greyish color.

uh ok. I'm guessing they weigh about 7-8 pounds.

well I have a female Netherland Dwarf and they are all in their barn together and get along. So, I'll keep them as pets.

That's what I thought too. How can you tell they are not purebred? Rabbits are definitely not my domain lol.

OneTwoThree wrote: That it does. What mix possibly?

Anyone?

I agree, they are pretty cute!

Hi everybody :), Theprevious owners of my house used to breedrabbits. Needless to say, a few escaped the outside pen and got left here when they moved. So, I finally caught them (both females) and they are very friendly rabbits despite being wild for over a year now. Just wondering what breed...