Complete list of pet rabbit names

White Rabbit

I have seen it the most since I was a child. It is the oldest rabbit in our country and the first rabbit I started raising. Smart and well-behaved. White rabbits are also called vegetable rabbits and are found all over the country. Chinese white rabbits are small rabbits. A newborn baby weighs about 50G, and an adult weighs 1.8~2.3kg. However, due to people's love, they are often raised very fat, and some white rabbits weigh as much as 3kg.

The white rabbit is small, compact and well-proportioned, with a delicate face, short hair, erect ears, and red eyes. In addition to pure white white rabbits, there are also black, gray, yellow, blue-purple and flower colors. Among rabbits of different colors, only white rabbits have red eyes, and the rest are black or brown.

Shih Tzu Rabbit

The Shih Tzu rabbit is a breed independently developed in my country. During the breeding process of lion rabbits, some Shih Tzu rabbits will appear, so it can also be called "Lion Shih Tzu Rabbit" ". Weighing about 2 kilograms, its biggest feature is the flowing hair all over its body. Its face is relatively flat and it looks like a ball of hair.

Butterfly Rabbit

Butterfly Rabbit is a breed developed by a well-known rabbit breeding facility in China. It was exhibited at the World Trade Aquarium Exhibition in 2002. It is a finished product obtained by improving inbreeding. , one of its parent species includes the lion rabbit, so the shadow of the lion rabbit can be seen more or less in them.

Generally, adult rabbits are about 2-2.2 kilograms and have a flat face. The biggest feature of this species is the butterfly-shaped ears. When they stand their ears up, they look like butterflies dancing; When they lay their ears flat against their backs, they look like a butterfly resting on its back.

French lop-eared rabbit

Chinese name French lop-eared rabbit

Common name alias French lop-eared rabbit

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Origin France

Reproduction method viviparous

Habits and personality of gentleness.

Physical Dimensions Weight: 4.5-5kg. Although the ears are neither big nor long, the body is round, large, strong and strong. It is the largest lop-eared rabbit.

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Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

Nursing for uncontrolled tugging and hard hugging of young children, The French Lop rabbit is almost completely tolerant, making it an excellent and safe pet rabbit. However, due to its large size and large claws, be careful when holding it because it may cause scratches due to struggling. Adults should warn children that because it is very docile, they should be kind to the French lop rabbit to avoid accidentally hurting it.

History It has appeared since the mid-1800s and was born from the mating of British lop-eared rabbits and French giant rabbits. Among the varieties of lop-eared rabbits, although the ears of the French lop-eared rabbit are neither large nor long, they are the largest in size and can weigh at least 4.5 kilograms. They are a type of large lop-eared rabbits. Coupled with its gentle personality, it is large and cute, earning it the reputation of "gentlegiants".

British Angora Rabbit

Chinese name British Angora rabbit English name English Angora Origin Turkish Angora Reproduction Method Viviparous Habits Mild and cute personality, will not resist when being hugged or groomed. Body size and weight: 2.2-3kg. The body is round and the whole body (including face, ears and feet) is covered with hair. The hair is up to 10cm long and has a texture like silk. Food habits: They often eat their own fur, so they need to be fed plenty of pasture. Certification association: American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA); British Rabbit Council (British Rabbit Council) varieties in various colors, such as white, black, gray, golden yellow, blue, chocolate, dark brown, light purple, etc. .

Historical origins There are different opinions on the origin of Angora rabbits: one theory is that it comes from Angora in Turkey, and was brought back by the British for professional breeding and became the British long-haired rabbit species; another theory is that it originated in the United Kingdom, by Bred by the French, they are named Angora rabbits because their hair is long and thin, somewhat like Angora goats. In the 18th century, it was introduced to France, the United States, Germany, Japan and other places. After being introduced by various countries, several varieties were cultivated.

Common sense identification errors: British Angora rabbits are commonly mistakenly called "cat rabbits" in mainland China. In fact, the name "Cat Cat Rabbit" is the common name for the American Fez lop-eared rabbit. However, when British Angora rabbits are young (before 6 months old), they are extremely similar to cats. British Angora rabbits are prick-eared rabbits. Young British Angora rabbits have triangular ears. The hair that is too long usually completely covers their face. The following is a comparison table of appearance characteristics that distinguish British Angora rabbits (pictured on the left) from American Fess lop rabbits (pictured on the right):

Comparative table of real and fake cats and rabbits

Photo comparison of real and fake cats and rabbits

Cat and rabbit

Chinese famous and beautiful Fess lop-eared rabbit

8-month-old cat and rabbit

Common name: cat, cat, rabbit, English name: American Fuzzy Lop breed has 19 recognized colors, such as black, blue, white fur with blue eyes, white fur with red eyes, chocolate, light purple, milky white, etc. Origin: United States Habits: The American Fez lop rabbit has a quiet and timid personality. Rabbits are nocturnal animals, so their eating time is in the early morning and evening. Therefore, owners should not think that they have no appetite during the day. Body size and weight: 1.6-1.8kg Reproduction method: viviparous Food habits The main food is hay and water, followed by rabbit food (including vegetables, grains, vitamins and minerals) and fresh vegetables. Among them, Alfalfa Hay and Timothy Hay contain high fiber and low protein, which can reduce the production of hair balls and help prevent intestinal obstruction. They are especially suitable for long-haired cats and rabbits. Eat. Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA).

Feeding knowledge

The environmental conditions for raising American Faith Lop rabbits at home are similar to those for raising ordinary rabbits. It is best to keep them in a comfortable, quiet place without being disturbed. The temperature must be maintained at 18-24 degrees Celsius, and must not exceed 28 degrees Celsius. Also, they must not be placed in places directly exposed to the sun or at air vents, such as air conditioner vents or windows, because the temperature is too high. Or strong winds will make them feel uneasy, and will affect their health, which may lead to infertility, or even death. Owners who love the beautiful Fessle lop rabbits should pay attention. As for the cage, of course the bigger the better, the capacity should be at least four times the size of the cat, cat and rabbit. An appropriate amount of hay is placed in the cage for them to chew, eat and sleep on. It can be said to be very versatile.

Dwarf Begonia Rabbit

Chinese name: Dwarf Begonia Rabbit

Common name: Dwarf Hotot

English name: Dwarf Hodat, Dwarf Panda Rabbit

Place of Origin: Germany

Reproduction: Viviparous

Habits: Lively, alert, curious, easy to get along with people They get along well with each other and are a very cute breed.

Physical Characteristics Weight: less than 1.36kg. Dwarf crabapple rabbits can be divided into two types. One is pure white body color with black eyeliner on the eyes; the other also has black eyeliner, but The snow-white body also has some spots. Petite body, with an arc shape from shoulders to hips, a large head and short ears (ideal length is about 6cm), dark brown eyes, white body, also pure white and only the fur around the eyes is black, and the ears are not Longer than 7cm.

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Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

Care Due to its small size, it only needs to be kept in a small There is enough space. If you want to keep it indoors, you can do it, but pay special attention to wires and furniture, as they may be bitten.

Lion Rabbit

Lion rabbits are native to the Netherlands, the United States, Belgium and other places. They are very valuable pets. Adult rabbits can grow up to one foot long and are small rabbits. , very cute and rich in color, including white, brown, cyan and other colors. Its biggest feature is that its hair is very thick and fluffy. Especially the head. Look at the flying sideburns and long eyebrows. It looks very much like a cartoon lion. This is where its name comes from. This species is a long-haired rabbit, especially the hair around the cheeks, neck and chest is very long (V-shaped), just like the erect mane of a lion. Currently, there are more than 7 or 8 types of fur colors identified.

Lion Rabbit

Name: Lion Rabbit (Lion Head) Origin: Netherlands, United States Length: Adult rabbits can reach one foot Weight: The average adult reaches three to four pounds Characteristics: Flat nose , with long front legs, long hair on the neck, cheeks, and top of the head, with colors such as pure white, wild mouse color, brown, and black spots on white background. Origin of breed: Bred in Belgium, it is said to be a hybrid of Swiss Fox and Belgian Dwarf rabbit. Certification Association: British Rabbit Council (British Rabbit Council) notes: The lion rabbit is not recognized by the American Rabbit Breeding Association because the offspring produced have not yet been finalized; however, this breed has been confirmed in the United Kingdom and continental Europe.

Key points for choosing a lion and rabbit:

1. The eyes of a lion and rabbit should be very clean, with no watery eyes and no eye mucus. 2. There should be no nasal discharge from the nose. If the nose starts to get a little wet after you pick it up and play with it, it is normal because it is because they are nervous or frightened. There should also be no sneezing. situation occurs. 3. The depth of the ear should be very clean, with no brown liquid or solid. 4. If the belly of a lion or a rabbit is strong, it means health. 5. There should be no dandruff or cracks on the surface of the skin, and there should be no hair loss, as these are symptoms of skin diseases. 6. The teeth on the upper jaw of a lion rabbit should be longer than the lower jaw, but not too long, otherwise it will not be able to eat. If possible, ask the store clerk to give you some food for pet rabbits, such as grass, etc., to see if the pet rabbit can eat it. . 7. The lion and rabbit's poop should be round and hard. You can check whether his butt is clean. If it is very dirty, it may be because it was soiled when it had diarrhea. If you have time, you can wait for the lion and rabbit to poop. , see if it is normal. 8. The lion rabbit should be very lively, and you should not "die and die" when playing with it. Because each lion rabbit has a different personality, some lion rabbits may smell and lick you out of curiosity, and some may bite you if they are vicious. Some may not want to be picked up by you, and some may run away if you touch them. In short, choose a lively one. 9. Do not choose a pet lion rabbit that is too small. A lion rabbit that is too young and has not yet been weaned has a weak body and a higher mortality rate. The ideal one is to choose one that is two months old. 10. The ears of lions and rabbits are not droopy. If they are droopy, it means they have lop ear disease.

Raising instructions:

The layout of the lion and rabbit cage must not be taken lightly: first, try not to use a net bottom. It is best to put soft pads or soft cloth on the bottom of the cage, because rabbits have natural hind feet. There is a sensor soft pillow for detecting enemy attacks. Standing bent on the bottom of the cage for a long time will cause the rabbit's feet to grow fleshy, and the shape of the feet will also become splayed, making it difficult to walk. In severe cases, it may resist being picked up. In addition, the rabbit will choose one of the four corners of the cage as the toilet, and the opposite corner is the bed for sleeping. As long as a soft cloth is placed on the bed, it will sleep peacefully. Spreading chaff is a designated action, used to absorb urine and prevent the shed rabbit hair from flying around. Remember to change it frequently, otherwise the rabbit will easily suffer from skin diseases, such as toe hair loss, calluses, etc. It is best to put wood chaff on the rabbit toilet. To train it to use the toilet, it is best to carry it to the toilet immediately when it defecates. Then it will know where to go for convenience. Take a warm bath once every three months. To maintain the shape of the lion and rabbit, regular hair grooming is essential. According to pet store clerk Bao Xian, it is best to comb the rabbit's hair once a day, otherwise the hair will be bundled into a ball in the future, which will make the appearance ugly and make it difficult to take care of it again. It is best to have a pet shop specialist responsible for shearing, otherwise it is easy to damage its tender skin.

Self-examination of symptoms:

1. Slow defecation and dirty buttocks.

The danger signal that a lion or rabbit has diarrhea is that it either eats too much or is stressed, or it has gastrointestinal or liver disease. If an underage lion rabbit has diarrhea, it is most likely to suffer from coccidiosis, so you should take it to the animal hospital as soon as possible. 2. If the lion or rabbit drags its legs and can only walk with its legs crossed, it may be that the leg is dislocated or broken. If its spinal cord is injured, it may become incontinent.

3. The lion and rabbit don’t want to eat after pooping, and the amount of stool is less than before. The hair that the lion and rabbit licks when grooming forms hair balls in the stomach, which means it suffers from hair balls. sick.

4. If the lion or rabbit sneezes or has a runny nose and wets the hair around the nose, it is not only suffering from a cold, but in more severe cases, it may be suffering from pneumonia-type nasal congestion or Pasteur's disease. The latter The clinical manifestations of this disease are hair loss, dry skin, conjunctivitis, etc.

5. The lion and rabbit do not eat feed and drool. It suffers from tooth misalignment. That is to say, the upper and lower teeth of the rabbit cannot completely bite at first. The longer the teeth, the greater the misalignment of the upper and lower teeth, making it impossible to chew feed.

6. If the lion or rabbit scratches or shakes its ears as if scratching an itch, it is suffering from ear scabies.

Dutch Dwarf Rabbit

The Dutch Dwarf Rabbit is currently the smallest pet rabbit. It originated from a certain small rabbit in the Netherlands in the 19th century. After breeding and cultivation in the United Kingdom and the United States, it became the current rabbit. appearance, and was officially recognized by the American ARBA in 1996 as a single rabbit species. The characteristics of dwarf rabbits are that they have a large head and a small body. The head is round and plump like an apple, and the proportion of the ears is significantly shorter than that of ordinary rabbits.

Dwarf Rabbit

The Chinese name is Netherland Dwarf Rabbit

The common name is dwarf rabbit

The English name is Netherland Dwarf

Origin: Netherlands

Reproduction method: viviparous

Habits and lively personality.

Physical Characteristics Weight: less than 1.2kg, a pair of relatively short erect ears (about 5cm long), no wattles, round and broad head, big and bright eyes, flat nose, short hair, body Short and fat in shape. Various colors, solid colors (black, blue, chocolate, light purple, white fur with red eyes, white fur + blue eyes).

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Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

Begonia Rabbit

Begonia Rabbit The body is pure white, only the hair around the eyes is black, and it looks like there are dark circles under the eyes. The ears are in a "V" shape, and the body is strong. The clear black and white eyeliner makes Begonia Rabbit look like a panda, which is very cute.

Begonia Rabbit

Chinese name: Begonia Rabbit Common name Alias: Panda Rabbit, Hodat Rabbit English name: Hotot, Blanc de Hotot Origin: France Size: Large Weight: 8- 11kg breeding method viviparous certification body: British Rabbit Council (BRC); American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

British Mini Lop Rabbit

Full Chinese name:

British Mini Lop Rabbit

Alias: Small Mini Lop Rabbit, Mini Ball Lop Rabbit in English Name: Miniature Lop (English); Abbreviation: Mini Lop (English) Color variety: There are more than 50 colors, solid color, variegated Weight: 1.2 ~ 1.6kg Body size: Small Breeding method: Viviparous Origin: Netherlands (reproduced in 1970) And the United Kingdom (introduced and developed in 1980) The British Miniature Lop Rabbit Miniature Lop is a "pocket-type" lop-eared rabbit breed only found in the United Kingdom and Western European countries. The British Miniature Lop is often confused with the American Mini Lop/Benny Lop breed. Because Miniature in English can be abbreviated as Mini, most people think they are the same. Are of the same species.

The size of the British Mini Lop rabbit is about the same as that of the Dutch Lop rabbit, because this breed is actually a descendant of the Dutch Lop rabbit. However, due to decades of selective breeding, today's smaller British Mini Lop rabbits are available. Rabbit breeds. So strictly speaking, the British Mini Lop is even smaller than the Dutch Lop. The British Rabbit Council, the British Rabbit Council, describes British mini lop-eared rabbits. The heaviest weight cannot exceed 1.6 kg and the lightest weight is 1.2 kg. The American Mini Lop/Benny Lop (Mini Lop) is not called the American Mini Lop/Benny Lop (Mini Lop) in the UK, but is called the Dwarf Lop (Dwarf Lop). So. , there is no real so-called "Mini Lop" in the UK, so everyone in the UK refers to the British Miniature Lop as Mini Lop ("Mini Lop")

American Mini Lop Rabbit

Full Chinese name: American Mini Lop Rabbit Alias: Binny lop rabbit, Binny rabbit, small lop rabbit, dwarf lop rabbit English: Mini Lop (US), Dwarf Lop (UK) Origin: Europe and America Weight: 2.0 ~ 3.5 kg Size: Medium They are developed by mating French Lops and standard chinchillas/Chinchillas Although it is called American Mini Lop, it is larger than Holland Lop and American Fuzzy Lop. The American Mini Lop rabbit (Mini Lop) is the third smallest lop-eared rabbit breed in the United States and is a medium-sized rabbit breed. The Holland Lop is the smallest lop-eared rabbit breed in the United States. The American Mini Lop is equivalent to the British Dwarf Lop, so there is no official standard Mini Lop breed in the UK. In the UK, there is a lop-eared rabbit breed that is smaller than the Dutch lop-eared rabbit breed, called the British Miniature Lop. Miniature Lop is often referred to as Mini Lop in the UK. But here, Miniature Lop Rabbit Miniature Lop (small) non-American Binney Lop Rabbit Mini Lop (medium)

Tayute Lion Rabbit

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Chinese name Taiwute Lion Rabbit

Origin Germany

Reproduction method viviparous

Physical characteristics Weight: about 2 kilograms. There are long mane-like hairs around the face, hence the name Lion-Rabbit.

Food habits: Herbivorous

Purchase instructions Taiwut is the name of the company that breeds this kind of rabbit. Improved from the small Dowaf breed, it is one of the most popular breeds of rabbits.

Holland Lop Rabbit

Chinese name: Holland Lop Rabbit

English name: Holland Lop

Origin: Netherlands

< p>Reproduction method: viviparous

Habits, naturally docile temperament. Rabbits are very timid. When they hear a sudden noise, they will startle and lose their appetite. Female rabbits that are giving birth often have dystocia when disturbed, or refuse to breastfeed their babies. In addition to exercising and eating, rabbits also like to rest and sleep. They will be immediately alerted by any movement. Therefore, it is important to have a quiet environment for raising rabbits. Rabbits have thick fur that protects them from the cold. Adult rabbits can withstand sub-zero temperatures and can reproduce in winter at around 5°C. Rabbits are very afraid of heat because their sweat glands are underdeveloped and cannot regulate their body temperature through sweating. Therefore, when the outside temperature is too high, rabbits often crawl on the ground and use ground conduction to dissipate heat; or they increase the number of breathing and use exhalation to bring out heat. The suitable temperature for adult rabbits is 15~25℃, and for young rabbits is 30~32℃.

Physical characteristics: Weight 2~2.5kg, the most appropriate weight is about 1.4kg. The smallest and most adorable lop-eared rabbit, with a round, heavy and hairy body.

The Netherlands Lop is often confused with the Mini Lop, but is actually smaller than the Mini Lop. Solid color, agouti color, variegated color, copper-iron color, orange wide stripes, etc.

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Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

Care Rabbits are afraid of moisture, like to be clean, and hate it filthy. Therefore, in terms of feeding and management, a dry and clean living environment must be created. The rabbit cage must be kept dry at all times and the rabbit cage must be brushed every week. Feed, drinking water, feeding utensils, etc. must be kept clean at all times. Dark, moist, and polluted air are the main causes of rabbit infections. In addition to eating during the day, rabbits like to rest or sleep in the cage, but at night they are extremely active and eat frequently. According to experiments, rabbits’ food intake at night accounts for about 75% of the total diet. Therefore, rabbits must keep feeding grass at night. Rabbits like to dig holes to live in. When they are free-range, they dig holes more frequently before breeding. So when building a rabbit hutch, pay attention to this in terms of design and materials. According to this habit of rabbits, you can use mountains and hills to raise rabbits in caves in places with good climate. When adult male rabbits meet, they will chase and bite each other; when female rabbits are together, they will also bite each other. When male and female rabbits are together, they tend to live in harmony. Therefore, during management, try not to keep adult male rabbits or adult female rabbits together.

Characteristics of the Standard American Netherlands Lop Rabbit:

Standard Netherlands Lop Rabbit

(Abstract from the official website of the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)) · United States The ratio of the Netherlands Lop rabbit's head to body is 1:2, and the neck is generally invisible. · The head of the American Holland Lop rabbit is very round like a ball. · Viewed from the side, the curve from the top of the head to the nose is slightly bulging outward. The older the rabbit, the greater the bulging curve. · Viewed from the side, the part from the nose to the mouth is relatively long (~1-2 cm long) and is completely vertical, flat (or even concave). · The distance between the eyes of the American Holland Lop rabbit takes up about three-fifths of the head. The eyes are very large and bright. · Most American Holland Lop rabbits have two plump bun-shaped faces when viewed from the front. · The hair on the entire body of the American Holland Lop rabbit is very short, and the hair is a bit thick, but very dense. · The standard weight of American Holland Lop rabbits should be 2 – 2.5 kg. The weight of the standard Dutch Lop rabbit for competition should not exceed 1.8 kg.

Characteristics of non-standard (China) Dutch Lop Rabbit: ===

(Alias: Dutch Long-haired Lop Rabbit)

Characteristics of non-standard Holland Lop rabbits - excessively long hair on the head

(Example of non-standard Holland Lop rabbits sold in the Chinese market) · Most non-standard (China) Holland Lop rabbits For eared rabbits, the ratio of head to body is 1:2 or 1:3. Most non-standard (Chinese) Dutch lop-eared rabbits have an irregular curve from the top of the head to the nose (forehead). More than half of the non-standard (Chinese) Netherlands Lop rabbits have foreheads that protrude slightly outward, generally forming a 60° slope shape. · Viewed from the side, the nose and mouth protrude from the face. · Viewed from the front, the cheeks of non-standard (Chinese) Netherlands Lop rabbits are generally not plump and not bun-shaped. Most non-standard (Chinese) Netherlands Lop rabbits have shorter hair on other parts of the body except the head.

Non-standard Dutch Lop rabbit characteristics - the nose and mouth protrude from the face

The hair on the head, behind the ears and cheeks is longer (~10cm). As the age increases, the hair on the head of the non-standard (Chinese) Netherlands Lop rabbit will gradually become obvious. · The standard weight of non-standard (China) Netherlands Lop rabbits ranges from 2 to 3 kilograms. Is it important whether the Netherlands Lop rabbit is pure or not? The vast majority of domestic rabbits sold on the market today are actually not ancient purebred rabbits. This also includes the (standard American) Netherlands Lop rabbit itself. The standard American Holland Lop rabbit is itself a "new breed" created by mating and breeding three different ancient rabbit breeds. Therefore, it does not matter whether the Netherlands Lop rabbit is pure or not. Why is it important to learn to tell the difference between standard and non-standard Holland Lop rabbits? There are two points. First, standard Dutch lop-eared rabbits are generally the result of decades of inbreeding. So they generally carry a series of recessive genetic diseases.

Among these diseases, the most common is dental disease. Therefore, those who have standard (American) Holland Lop rabbits at home should pay more attention to the protection of the rabbit’s teeth and take their rabbits to the veterinarian frequently to check their teeth. The second point is to prevent some unscrupulous traders from selling non-standard Holland Lop rabbits at high prices.

British lop-eared rabbit

Chinese name: British lop-eared rabbit

Common name: British lop-eared rabbit, British long-eared rabbit

English name English Lop

Origin: Algiers, Africa

Reproduction method: viviparous

Physical characteristics Weight: 5 -5.5kg. It looks very interesting. It has big, floppy ears. From the tip of the ear to the root, the longest record is 72.4cm. Compared with other lop-eared rabbit breeds, its characteristic is that it is bred for long and large droopy ears.

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Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)

The British lop-eared rabbit looks very interesting and large. The longest recorded ears are 72.4cm from the tip to the root. Compared with other lop-eared rabbit breeds, its characteristic is that it is bred for long and large drooping ears

Himalaya Rabbit

Chinese name: Himalayan rabbit

English name: Himalayan

Origin: Himalayan area

Reproduction method: viviparous

Physical Characteristics Weight: 1.1-2kg The body is long, and the head is also long and narrow. The color is also very special. The eyes are red, the nose, ears, hands, feet and tail are all black, while the back is It's white.

Food: Grass-fed

Certification Association American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA)