Dwarf Rabbits
Dwarf rabbits are not necessarily the smallest breed of rabbits. These are mainly hybrids of certain breed and dwarf rabbits can be characterized by a small head and low carriage. Ideally, the dwarf rabbits weigh around 2 pounds and possess short and perky ears. They are 2 inches long and are generally round and compact. Shoulders and hindquarters of a dwarf rabbit should be of the same width. Dwarf rabbits have a coat of short to medium length hair and are available in many colors. Dwarf rabbits may be either solid colored or have patches of white at chest legs and head. In general, the coat of dwarf rabbits are solid, shaded, agoutis or tan patterns. Dwarf rabbits were first developed in Netherlands in the 1950’s but many new breeds of dwarf rabbits from other regions can also be found today. The Hermelin rabbit, known in Germany as the Polish […]
