What manner of rabbit is best for me?
I've never had a rabbit before, but am very interested. I don't want on that will obtain very big, I like the size of Netherlands dwarf rabbits, but my mom said they can be mean. I also similar to lionheads, but don't know much about them. I want to get two, so bunnies that fight are out. Help!
lionhead.web has lots of info on that breed.
Netherland dwarfs have a reputation of getting aggressive, but that depends on their breeding. Just know your breeder and ask them if their lines tend to capture aggressive. Most reputable breeders won't sell you a mean bunny on purpose.
Dwarf Lops - specified in the U.S. as Holland Lops are sweeties! But I am a little biased because thats what I have. LOL
You can check ARBA.web for other info on rabbits too.
Dwarf lops are widely considered as the most friendly breed of rabbits :D They come in all different colours :D I hold a Sooty Fawn and a Blue Butterfly :D
http://www.dandelionrabbitstud.com/rabbi...
Theyre a great beginners rabbit and wont fight if they are kept together from a young age
:D
netherland dwarf rabbits are nice get one of those
My best friend lauren has a dwarf bunny and they are really cute,sweet,small, full of energy, and they are cuddlers. They are really sweet. You should get one surrounded by my opinion, i would but i have guniea pigs and other pets so im fulll.
Answers: Himalayan rabbit or himalayan dwarf.
These guys receive bigger than the netherlands but they are considered the best beginners rabbits. They are very sweet and docile.
** Breed: Himalayan Rabbit
Recommended For: Children, first-time rabbit owners
Temperament: Gentle
Weight: 2.5-4.5 lb.
About
The Himalayan is an old breed long-known in Asian countries surrounded by the region of the Himalayan Mountains. It is more widely distributed throughout the world than any other rabbit breed, and has been known by more name, such as the Chinese, Russian, Egyptian, and the Black Nose. They are known for their gentle temperament, and make great pets for children and are also a biddable choice for a first-time rabbit owner - or anyone who wants a rabbit that is content to sit in their knees sometimes.
Like a Himalayan cat, the Himalayan rabbit is white with dark points on the nose, ears, and foot. The original variety had Black points, but after that breeders created the Blue, Chocolate, and Lilac varieties. They are born all white, but their markings come in as they age. They are exquisitely built and always have pink eyes.
The Himalayan is the only breed classified as cylindrical - long bodied similar to a cylinder or tube. When shown, the judge judges this breed posed in a "stretched out" position.
Do a google furrow. They are black and white with ruby eyes.
The sweetest bunnys are womanly mini lops!
They weigh 4-5 pounds and have floppy ears! What more can I say?
