According to legend, the rabbit was first domesticated in medieval times by French Catholic monks who classified it as fish rather than meat so that they could eat it during Lent. Over time, breeders developed dozens of varieties of rabbits suitable for food, for fur, for pets, or for the show bench.
Take your time, and pick the appropriate rabbit breed for your home. You'll have plenty of choices. The American Rabbit Breeders Association currently recognizes 49 breeds. The British Rabbit Council now recognizes 60 breeds and a stunning 500 varieties.
According to legend, the rabbit was first domesticated in medieval times by French Catholic monks who classified it as fish rather than meat so that they could eat it during Lent. Over time, breeders developed dozens of varieties of rabbits suitable for food, for fur, for pets, or for the show bench.
Take your time, and pick the appropriate rabbit breed for your home. You'll have plenty of choices. The American Rabbit Breeders Association currently recognizes 49 breeds. The British Rabbit Council now recognizes 60 breeds and a stunning 500 varieties.
Netherland Dwarf Rabbit
1154 days ago
Holland Lop Rabbit
1154 days ago
Mini Lop Rabbit
1154 days ago
Dutch Rabbit
1154 days ago
Silver Fox Rabbit
1177 days ago
Dutch Rabbit
1189 days ago
Holland Lop Rabbit
1190 days ago
Californian Rabbit
1223 days ago
Rex Rabbit
1229 days ago
Holland Lop Rabbit
1230 days ago
