Article Help Wanted: What Breed is My Rabbit?

Hi Guys & Gals

It has been suggested that we compile an article showing all the varieties of rabbits that are available so that we can help new members identify what breed or cross breed their rabbits may be. We are looking for a few good quality pictures of some key rabbit breeds but of course some rarer ones would be a bonus. By posting your pictures here you are agreeing to allow us to edit them and use them in the article which will be placed in the forum as a sticky.

It would be helpful if you could give your rabbits name, breed, colour and three or four bullet points on the key the appearences of the breed. Please try to keep photos at a reasonable size to make it easier for us to both read the thread and edit them for inclusion.

Thanks in Adavnce

I have nethie pics Sooz... And a dwarf lop But lots of nethie pics :D:D Would you like pics of them?? Do you use photobucket??

Just post up one of each here on the thread, as good a quality as possible, with the information specified above.

Here is Tarquin.

He's a small Netherland Dwarf - I think it's known as an Otter, though not sure if that refers to colouring or something else. He is black, with silver/grey round this eyes and on his tummy and tail. He has very small ears. He's very inquisitive but I don't know if that is characteristic of the breed. He likes being picked up and cuddled.









Not sure which is the best picture, or if they're suitable

Im postin peanut because i think hes face shapes hsows a dwarf lop very well!

Name: Bunny
Breed: Lionhead
Colour: - Orange coat with cream undercoat.
- Back of the ears should also be the same color orange as the body.
- Inside of the ears, ring around the eyes and nose should be orange/cream
- belly and chest should be cream/white.
- Underside of tail and around genitals should be white.
Coat: - dense and of medium length
- a mane of long hair circling the rabbits head
- long hair on its cheeks and chest
Size: - An adult lionhead rabbit will weigh roughly 1.7 Kg.
- They are a smaller rabbit with a stocky body.

I hope this helps sooz (sorry the pics aren't great)

Just bumping this up for new members.

Maybe its a good idea to pin this?