Archive for the 'Large Rabbit Breeds' Category

French Lop Rabbit

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

French Lop Rabbits – The Other European Big Boys
The French Lop has been in existence since the middle of the nineteenth century, the breed coming from the cross breeding of Flemish Giants and English Lops. As a result the French Lop has a slightly larger body than its cross channel cousin, and slightly less ear [...]

New Zealand Rabbits

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

New Zealand Rabbits come in a virtual rainbow of colors, including red white and blue! Originally bred for meat and their unusually luxurious fur, the New Zealand is now one of the most popular breeds in the world of rabbit showing.
Usually bucks weigh ten pounds and females tip the scales at around eleven pounds.
Overweight [...]

Belgian Hare Rabbit

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

When is a Hare Not a Hare? When it’s a Belgian Hare Rabbit
A Belgian Hare is a rabbit with a very unique appearance and as you may have guessed, they originally came from Belgium in the late 19th century. The Belgian Hare was deliberately bred to resemble a wild hare, and share some its’ [...]

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