Learn from an exotic animal health technician and get an overview of important topics regarding pet rabbit care, including pet rabbit diet, housing, and health care, in this free online video.
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Among the smallest of the rabbit breeds, the Mini Lop is popular throughout the world as both a pet and a breeding rabbit.
Mini Lops were originally bred from a rarer German lop called the “Kleine Widder” and an unknown form of smaller rabbit, quite which one is however unclear, although some breeders believe it was a small chinchilla, not another rabbit at all.
They were first recognized as a breed in American in 1982, but in the English competitions they have yet to be accepted to a show category.
The average Mini Lop weighs between five and six pounds and has a broad chest and thick, short legs. Their characteristic floppy ears hang well below their face. Read more…
The Netherland Dwarf Rabbit is another tiny, cute breed that is incredibly popular with breeders and pet owners alike. The average Netherland Dwarf tips the scales at a diminutive two pounds, making it one of the smallest breeds in the world.
The Netherland Dwarf is usually a furry bundle of energy. They hate to be cooped up for long periods of time and love to run around and play with small toys. If their owner doesn’t give them their own, they have a habit of making them, out of mattresses, clothing and any papers they might find (lock up your important documents!).
They do get a rather bad rap, as many people describe them as being bad tempered, Read more…