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Harlequin Rabbit: The Harlequin rabbit breed was first bred in the 1800s and has developed into two groups, the Japanese and the Magpie. The Japanese alternates the base color with golden orange while the Magpie alternates the base color with white. More >> |
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Havana Rabbit: The Havana rabbit breed was developed in the late 1800s from a wild rabbit. It is a short, stocky rabbit with glossy fur. More >> |
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Himalayan Rabbit: The Himalayan rabbit breed has a long and narrow, cylindrical-shaped body. It is white with dark markings on its nose, ears, tail, feet and legs. More >> |
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Holland Lop Rabbit: A dwarf breed of lop, the Holland Lop rabbit breed has a short, thick body. A strong, define ridge protrudes its crown. More >> |
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Hotot Rabbit: The Hotot rabbit breed has a well-rounded, thick body with a frosty white coat. Its distinctive black eye bands have the thickness of about two pennies. More >> |
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