.Holland Lop Rabbit (Short-haired Lop Rabbit)

Scientific name: Holland Lop (Dutch Lop Rabbit)

Type and weight: Pet rabbit , with a standard weight of 3-3.5 pounds, is one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: They are the thinnest breed of lop-eared rabbits. They are a cross between Netherland Dwarf and French Lop, plus English Lop. They were recognized by ARBA in 1980.

Characteristics: Drop ears, and most of them have round faces and bodies, flat noses, and shorter front feet. There are also many colors, the most common ones are black and white, Coffee white, dark/light brown.

2. Long-haired Lop Rabbit

Scientific name: American Fuzzy Lop

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit. With a standard weight of 3.5-4 pounds, it is one of the smaller rabbits.

Introduction: They are a relatively new breed, only recognized by ABRA in 1985. They are bred from Holland lops with Angora genetic factors, and some are hybrid long-haired lop-eared rabbits.

Characteristics: Similar to short-haired lop-eared rabbits, except that the hair is longer

3. Jersey Wooly Rabbit

Scientific name: Jersey Wooly (Jersey Wooly) Fur rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of less than 3.5 pounds. It is one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: They were bred in 1981 (like silver marten+Netherland Drawf) and were recognized by ARBA in 1988.

Characteristics: Petite body, broad and round head, ears no longer than 3 inches, and hair no shorter than 1.5 inches.

4. Lion Rabbit

Scientific name: Lion Head (Lion Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 3.25-4 pounds. One of the small rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from Belgium and are a European breed, but they have not yet been recognized by ARBA.

Characteristics: They are very similar to lop-eared rabbits. They have round faces and round bodies, flat noses, but their front legs are longer, and they have hair around their necks (surrounded by a "V" shape) Neck), thus making them look like a lion, and their ears are erect and triangular, hairless and no longer than 3 inches.

5. Netherlands Dwarf Rabbit

Scientific name: Netherlands Dwarf

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of less than 2.5 pounds. , one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: It is said that they are the descendants of Polish rabbits. They are also small in size and can be said to be the most petite of rabbit breeds!

Characteristics: A pair of erect ears are relatively short, usually no more than 2.5 inches, a round face, a flat nose, short hair, and no wattles.

6. Dutch Rabbit

Scientific name: Dutch (Dutch Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 3.5-5.5 pounds, which is medium-sized A smaller breed of rabbit.

Introduction: They originated from the Netherlands and are one of the oldest breeds. They were discovered as early as the 15th century. Around 1864, the British also began to breed Dutch rabbits. Now the Netherlands There are about a dozen rabbit colors, but only six are recognized by ARBA, namely black, blue, gray brown, chocolate, and iron gray.

Characteristics: Their coat color distribution is very unique. The face has an inverted V-shaped white coat, which extends to the front half of the body. The color separation between the front and back half of the body is also very clear. The feet are white, the boundaries between the hind feet and the hind body are also very clear, and they all have round bodies and erect ears, and the hair is short, smooth and shiny.

7. Angora rabbits can be roughly divided into five types - Enland, French, German, Satin & Giant Angora

<1>British Angora

Scientific name: English Angora (English long-haired rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a fur rabbit and can also be used as a pet rabbit. The standard weight is 5-7.5 pounds. It is a medium-sized rabbit.

Introduction: It is said that the Angora rabbit originated from Angola, the capital of Turkey, because there are many long-haired animals, such as Angora cats, which are also from there. Later, the Angora rabbit was brought to the UK for breeding, and it developed into a British species. The long-haired rabbit.

Characteristics: Except for a small part of their faces, their entire bodies are covered with thick, silky hair. Their ears are V-shaped, with tassel-like hair on the top, and their eyes are round and large.

<2>French Angora

Scientific name: French Angora (French long-haired rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a fur rabbit and can also be used as a rabbit. Pet rabbits, with a standard weight of 7.5-10.5 pounds, are large rabbits.

Introduction: Their history is similar to that of English Angora. They were brought to France from Turkey for breeding, and thus developed into French-type long-haired rabbits. They are a breed that appeared earlier than English Angora, and their size is It is also larger than them.

Characteristics: Their ears, eyes and feet below the joints are not covered with hair, and the hair quality is relatively rough and not as smooth as other Angora rabbits.

<3>German Angora

Scientific name: German Angora (German long-haired rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a fur rabbit and can also be used as a rabbit. Pet rabbits, with a standard weight of 7-12 pounds, are large rabbits.

Introduction: Their sizes vary greatly. They are the most docile and obedient of Angora rabbits, so it is easier to shave them. They can produce about 36-64oz of hair in a year, which is the best among other Angora rabbits. The output of Angora rabbits is 4 times.

Characteristics: Their hair is very thick and erect, but it does not shed as often as other Angora rabbits, and its texture is tougher.

<4>Gaint Angora

Scientific name: Gaint Angora (large long-haired rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a fur rabbit and can also be used as a pet Rabbits, with a standard weight of 8.5-10 pounds, are large rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from Massachusetts in the eastern United States. They were developed from the German Angora and were recognized as a breed in 1988.

Characteristics: Their hair is very thick, like the England Angora, only the face is hairless, and their hair also has three different textures!

<5>Satin Angora

Scientific name: Satin Angora (satin long-haired rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a fur rabbit and can also be used as a rabbit. Rabbits used as pets have a standard weight of 6.5-9.5 pounds and are large rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from Canada and are bred from satin breeds and French Angora. They were recognized in 1987.

Characteristics: Their fur is very shiny and soft, and they have more personality than other Angora rabbits.

8. Begonia Rabbit (Panda Rabbit)

Scientific name: Hotot (Begonia Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit, with a standard weight of 8-11 Pound, one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from France and began to appear around 1912, originally named Blanc de Hotot.

Characteristics: A pure white rabbit. Only the fur around the eyes is black. It looks like there are dark circles under the eyes. The ears are in a 'V' shape and the body is strong.

9. Dwarf Hotot (Dwarf Panda Rabbit)

Scientific name: Dwarf Hotot (Dwarf Hotot)

Type and weight: Pet rabbit, standard weight At less than 3 pounds, it is one of the smaller rabbits.

Introduction: This breed was bred in East Germany and West Germany, and was formed by mating the two species at the end of 1970. It was recognized by ARBA in 1983.

Characteristics: Petite body, ears no longer than 2.75 inches, also pure white and only the fur around the eyes is black.

10. Mini Lop Rabbit

Scientific name: Mini Lop (Small Lop Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 4.5- At 6.5 pounds, it is one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: They are developed by mating French Lops and standard Chinchillas. Although they are called Mini Lops, they are larger than Holland Lops and American Fuzzy Lops.

Characteristics: round and flat head, short neck and head closer to the shoulders, as many as 50 different colors, and large body.

11. French Lop Rabbit

Scientific name: French Lop (French Lop Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, and the standard weight is greater than 10 pounds, one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They were developed from England Lop around the 18th century. It is also said that some were bred with Angora. They are the largest breed of lop-eared rabbits and have a very gentle personality. Hence the title of gentle giant.

Characteristics: A very large body, looking like a half-cut ball, with a round head and broad shoulders, a muscular rabbit.

12. British Lop Rabbit

Scientific name: England Lop (British Lop Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit, and the standard weight is greater than 9 Pound, one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They are a very old breed that appeared as early as the 1980s. It is said to originate from northern Africa. It is also said that the length of their ears will be affected by warm weather!

Characteristics: Their biggest feature is their big ears, which are measured from the tip of one ear across the top of the head to the tip of the other ear. They are usually 25 inches long. Oh!

13. Rex rabbit

Scientific name: Rex (Rex rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, with a standard weight of 7.5-10.5 Pound, one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They originated from France, probably bred in 1919 from the descendants of some gray rabbits (with mutations), and there are as many as 15 colors.

Characteristics: The most special thing is their hair, which is different from other rabbits. Because it lacks a protective layer of hair, it feels like velvet. The length is about 0.5-0.875 inches, and Very dense.

14. Mini Rex (Velvet Rabbit)

Scientific name: Mini Rex (Small Rex Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit, The standard weight is 3-4.5 pounds, making it one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: They were bred in Texas in the United States in 1984, and there are many similar colors.

Characteristics: Similar to Rex, the fur is velvet-like and shiny, hence the name Velvet Rabbit. The ears are thin, thick and erect, and the appearance is a bit like a Netherland drawf.

15. Himalayan rabbit

Scientific name: Himalayan (Himalayan rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 2.5-4.5 pounds. It is a small One of the rabbits.

Introduction: They are an older breed, said to originate from the Himalayas, where they are very common rabbits.

Characteristics: Their bodies are longer, their heads are also long and narrow, and their colors are also quite special. Their ears, feet and noses are all black.

16. Harlequin

Scientific name: Harlequin (little rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 6.5-9.5 pounds. It is a large rabbit one.

Introduction: They originate from France and were first exhibited in Paris in 1887. Their colors can be divided into two groups, one is Japanese, which is orange with black/chocolate, or The light tan with blue/lilac color, and the other group is Magpie, which is white with black/blue/chocolate/lilac color.

Features: It has a unique color distribution, much like a black and white man, very cute~

17. Polish Rabbit

Scientific name: Polish (Polish Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of less than 3.5 pounds. It is one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: It is said that they were developed from Dutch and are a very common breed in Poland, so they are called Polish. They are the smallest of purebred rabbits.

Characteristics: Round body, short head, two ears erect and close together, no more than 3 inches in length, short and thick hair.

18. New Zealand Rabbit

Scientific name: New Zealand (New Zealand Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit with a standard weight of 9-12 pounds. One of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They originated from the United States. The original color was red, and later white, black and other colors appeared. In addition to being used for food, rabbits used in experiments are often of this variety.

19. British Rabbit

Scientific name: Britannia Petite (British small rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of less than 2.5 pounds. It is one of the small rabbits.

Introduction: They were introduced from the UK, but bred in Poland

Characteristics: short ears, usually no longer than 2.5 inches, high alertness, very active, despite their body size It is petite, but its appearance is not like other small rabbits with round heads and bodies.

20. Florida Rabbit

Scientific name: Florida White (Florida White Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat/fur rabbit, the standard weight is 4 -6 pounds, one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: Originating from Florida, they were recognized in 1960.

Characteristics: Whole body white, short body.

21. American tawny rabbit

Scientific name: Tan (American tawny rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 4 -6 pounds, one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: Their original color was black, but they were bred to tan in 1887, so Tans come in two different colors.

Characteristics: Their bodies are mostly in two extremes, one is very thin, the other is very heavy and big, and they are good runners.

22. Belgian Hare

Scientific name: Belgian Hare

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 6-9.5 pounds. One of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: They originated from Flanders, Belgium, were bred by the British, and then spread to the United States. Although they are called hares, they are not real hares, because the babies of real hares are born. They have hair and open eyes, but Belgian hare babies are hairless and have no eyes when they are born.

Characteristics: Long and thin, muscular rabbit.

23. Big Maiden Rabbit

Scientific name: English Spot (English spotted rabbit/Big Maiden)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 5-8 pounds, it is one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: They are a rather old breed, appearing as early as 1880 and originating from the United States.

Characteristics: There are spots on both sides of the body, a long black stripe on the spine, and black hair around the eyes and nose.

24. California rabbit

Scientific name: California rabbit

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit with a standard weight of 8-10.5 pounds. It is a large One of the rabbits.

Introduction: It is a cross between Himalayan and Standard Chinchilla.

Characteristics: The color distribution is very similar to the Himalayan. Except for the ears, nose, hands and feet, which are black, the rest of the body is pure white, and the appearance is rounder than the Himalayan body and head.

25. Rhinelander Rabbit

Scientific name: Rhinelander (Rhinelander rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 6.5-10 Pound, one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from Germany and are one of the original three-color rabbits.

Characteristics: The body is shaped like a cylinder and has an agile appearance. Like English Spot, it has spots on both sides of its body, a long black stripe on its spine, and is covered with spots around its eyes and nose. Black haired one.

26. Flemish Rabbit

Scientific name: Flemish Giant (large Flemish Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, the standard weight is more than 13 pounds , is one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They were first discovered in 1860, and there are only 7 colors recognized by ARBA, and the most common one is earthy yellow.

Characteristics: Most of them are huge, with ears at least 5.75 inches and body length of at least 20 inches. The heaviest Flemish Giant on record weighed 28 pounds. Their bodies are covered with muscles, and their hair is very thick and thick. Glossy.

27. Beveren Rabbit

Scientific name: Beveren (Beveren rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 8-12 Pound, one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They were discovered in Antwerp in the 19th century. Their original color was blue, and colors such as white and black were developed later. They are relatively rare species.

Characteristics: The ears are 'V' shaped and not shorter than 4.75 inches, and the length of the hair is between 1-2 inches.

28. Lilac Rabbit

Scientific name: Lilac (Lana Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 5.5-8 pounds. It is one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Introduction: They are bred from rabbits of the Havana breed. I heard that they seem to be a changed species of Havana.

Characteristics: There is only one coat color, which is gray with a very light pink, and the hair grows very densely.

29. Champagne Rabbit

Scientific name: Champagne D'Argent (Champagne Rabbit)

Type and weight: Meat rabbit, standard weight is 9-12 pounds , is one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They originate from a province in France called Champagne. Their original color was black, and then slowly turned into silver-gray.

Characteristics: The ears are erect in proportion to the body, and the nose is covered with black hair.

30. Silver Rabbit

Scientific name: Silver (Silver Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 4-7 pounds and is medium-sized One of the rabbits.

Introduction: It has a long history.

Characteristics: Silver and shiny fur, no wattles, and erect ears.

31. Silver Marten

Scientific name: Silver Marten

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, with a standard weight of 6-9.5 pounds , is one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They are bred from Chinchilla rabbit, and some places call them Silver Fox

Characteristics: Silver and shiny hair, erect ears.

32. American Chinchilla Rabbit

Scientific name: American Chinchilla

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, the standard weight is 9 -12 pounds, one of the larger rabbits.

Introduction: They originated from France and were brought to the United States in 1919. They can be said to be descendants of chinchillas, so their coat colors are very similar to chinchillas.

Characteristics: round body, especially the Pat Pat part, and erect ears.

33. Giant Chinchilla Rabbit

Scientific name: Giant Chinchilla (Large Chinchilla Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, with a standard weight of 12- At 16 pounds, it is one of the larger rabbits.

Introduction: Bred from Chinchilla rabbit and Flemish Giant.

Characteristics: erect ears, large body but mostly without wattles, and very strong meat

34. Chinchilla Rabbit

Scientific name: Standard Chinchilla Pull rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a pet rabbit with a standard weight of 5-7.5 pounds. It is one of the medium-sized rabbits.

Characteristics: short body, flat head, erect ears but no more than 5 inches long.

35. Cream Rabbit

Scientific name: Creme D'Argent (Cream Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit, with a standard weight of 8.5- At 11 pounds, it is one of the larger rabbits.

Introduction: They originated from France and were brought to the United States for breeding in 1934.

Characteristics: Their fur grows very thickly. Except for the milky white fur on their belly, other parts of their body have very beautiful orange-silver hair. Their muzzles will be darker, but It will become lighter as it grows up, and the eyes will be brown.

36. Satin Rabbit

Scientific name: Satin (Satin Rabbit)

Type and weight: It is a meat rabbit with a standard weight of 8.5-11 pounds. It is one of the large rabbits.

Introduction: They are a new breed produced by mutations in Havana rabbits, with ten different colors.

Characteristics: Their fur is golden and very shiny, thick and soft, and every part of their body is proportional to the size of other parts.