English Spot Rabbit
The English Spot Rabbit wonderful choice for singles, couples, families and seniors. They are gentle, affectionate and full of energy.
Tan Rabbit
The Tan rabbit is one of the few ARBA-accepted breeds that has a fully arched body. Its friendly nature makes it an excellent pet for a variety of owners.
White Vienna Rabbit
White Vienna Rabbit is best known for its beautiful blue eyes, white fur, and docile, easy-going temperament. Has a dense coat with shiny, soft hair.
Thuringer Rabbit
The Thuringer Rabbit is a uniquely beautiful breed that features a coat that is buff to deep yellow ochre with blue-black ticking.
American Sable Rabbit
The American Sable rabbit has soft, fine, dense coat that requires more grooming that the average short-haired rabbit. An active and friendly rabbit.
Rex Rabbit
The Rex rabbit has short, soft fur that points out instead of against their bodies, making this breed super plushy. It is a generally docile rabbit.
Deilenaar Rabbit
One of the most unique features of the Deilenaar Rabbit is its coloring, which is a red agouti hue that features black ticking and mackereling.
Mini Satin Rabbit
Like the standard Satin rabbit, the Mini Satin Rabbit has a beautiful coat that is desirable at shows. It is gentle and calm, making it an ideal pet.
English Lop
The English Lop is popular for two main characteristics: its large, floppy ears and its wonderful personality. This rabbit loves to play and cuddle.
Lilac Rabbit
The Lilac Rabbit has short fur that is soft to the touch. Depending on the light, the Lilac rabbit can appear more purple or more gray.
Dwarf Hotot
A show-worthy Dwarf Hotot is all white with a ring of black around its eyes that looks like eyeliner. They are friendly and suited for life as a pet.
Jersey Wooly Rabbit
The Jersey Wooly rabbit is known as the "No-Kick Bunny" because they are gentle and even-tempered. They are great pets for many types of households.
Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit
Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbits are an endangered and rare species, best known for their tiny size. An adult specimen of the breed easily fits into a palm.
Best Rabbits for Seniors
If you’re looking for a pet rabbit to keep you company in your retirement days, or you want to surprise a senior loved one with a fluffy companion, read on – here are the 10 best rabbits for seniors.
Fauve De Bourgogne Rabbit
The Fauve de Bourgogne Rabbit is known for being gentle and docile in temperament, making it a great choice for those who are seeking a family pet.
Gotland Rabbit
The Gotland Rabbit is inquisitive and energetic. A rare breed from Sweden, this rabbit will benefit from time spent exercising and interacting with you.
Sallander Rabbit
The Sallander Rabbit has a coat that looks like it's been painted by an artist. Sallander Rabbits are known for being lively, active, and skittish.
Miniature Lion Lop
The Miniature Lion Lop is a new breed from the UK. Miniature Lion Lops are considered friendly, social, and even-tempered.
Silver Fox Rabbit
The Silver Fox Rabbit is known to be one of the rarest breeds in America. It has a "standing coat" that resembles that of a Silver Fox in the Arctic.
Siberian Rabbit
The Siberian Rabbit has a beautiful, glossy, dense coat. Siberian Rabbits are known for being docile, smart, and easygoing.
Checkered Giant Rabbit
The Checkered Giant was first known as the Land Kaninchen. It has a muscular build and a long, hare-like body with a semi-arched/mandolin body type.