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.
Dutch Rabbit
The Dutch rabbit is one of the oldest domestic rabbit breeds. This rabbit's flyback fur is short, glossy and easy to maintain, and they love to play.
Brazilian Rabbit
The Brazilian Rabbit does best when kept in pairs or trios. This rabbit is a popular pet breed because these animals are gentle, friendly, social, and calm.
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.
Smoke Pearl Rabbit
The Smoke Pearl Rabbit has a luxurious, thick, and soft coat. These rabbits are laid-back, easy going, and enjoy being around people.
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.
Mellerud Rabbit
Overall, the Mellerud Rabbit is considered strong and hardy. A rare breed, the Mellerud Rabbit is known for being lively and curious.
Belgian Hare
The Belgian Hare is usually kept mainly for show purposes, and not as a pet. Sudden noises or unfamiliar sounds can easily startle this rabbit.
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.
Flemish Giant Rabbit
The Flemish Giant rabbit is an old breed of rabbit. Well-mannered and docile, this rabbit is ideal for first-time owners and family with children.
French Lop
The French Lop is a large breed of rabbit that makes for a wonderful pet, due to their calm, docile temperament. This rabbit will stick to its human's side.
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.
New Zealand Red Rabbit
Best known for their vivid ginger coat and great personality, the New Zealand Red Rabbit is ideal for first time owners and families with children.
French Angora Rabbit
The French Angora Rabbit is a docile, sweet rabbit who love to hop around freely, whether indoors or out. They have a long list of coat colors and markings.
Swedish Hare
The Swedish Hare is bred to enjoy being athletic and active. The Swedish Hare should appear graceful, powerful, and alert.
Enderby Island Rabbit
The Enderby Island Rabbit is a rare and endangered breed. Enderby Rabbits are prone to being skittish, but can be socialized.
Florida White Rabbit
The Florida White rabbit is a wonderful pet for practically any stage of a person's life.They are docile, laid-back animals who like to take it easy.
Thrianta Rabbit
The Thrianta rabbit breed was created in honor of the royal House of Orange. It has a signature fiery red coat, with no other body markings.
Argente Brun Rabbit
The Argente Brun Rabbit has a soft, short brown coat that doesn't need much maintenance in order to keep it healthy. This rabbits loves to be handled.
European Rabbit
The European Rabbit is the ancestor of approximately 80 different breeds of domestic rabbits. Their coats help them survive harsh, cold winters in the wild.
Meissner Lop
A rare and beautiful breed, Meissner Lop rabbits are an excellent choice for a pet, as they have great, lively personality and sweet nature.
American Chinchilla Rabbit
The American Chinchilla Rabbit has a soft, short, rollback coat which does not need much maintenance. They do well in indoors or outdoor enclosures.
Netherland Dwarf Rabbit
The Netherland Dwarf rabbit is one of the most popular rabbit breed in the world. These rabbits can be shy and slightly 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.
German Angora Rabbit
The German Angora Rabbit is a friendly, long-haired rabbit that makes a great family pet. Known for its long, very fine and woolen fur.
Britannia Petite Rabbit
The Britannia Petite rabbit is energetic, so time out of its enclosure is beneficial. Many enter their rabbits in shows where it jumps over obstacles.
Palomino Rabbit
The Palomino rabbit needs plenty of time outside of its enclosure to explore and thrive. It makes a wonderful first-time pet for all lifestyles.
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.
Hulstlander Rabbit
The Hulstlander Rabbit features a medium length coat that's lustrous and dense. This rabbit's fur will be white, and his eyes will be blue.
Swiss Fox Rabbit
The Swiss Fox Rabbit is a rare long-haired breed that makes an excellent family pet. Calm and docile, they'll get on great with older kids
American Fuzzy Lop
The American Fuzzy Lop is sweet, energetic rabbit that is known to be great for show, fur and pet purposes. It's wool coat can be spun into yarn
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.
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.
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.
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.
Champagne D’Argent Rabbit
The Champagne dArgent rabbit does well with other rabbits and also enjoy human attention. Its silver coat doesn't come in until it is 6-8 months old.
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.
Rhinelander Rabbit
The Rhinelander Rabbit has a white base coat that, unlike any other rabbit, is decorated with two different colored markings.
Satin Angora Rabbit
The Satin Angora rabbit has wool that is finer, softer and silkier than other Angora rabbits. They are happy bunnies that are friendly with everyone.
Cinnamon Rabbit
The Cinnamon Rabbit boasts a docile personality and a beautiful, soft coat. They are perfect for first-time owners and families with children.
Beveren Rabbit
The Beveren rabbit is active and energetic, and it loves to explore its surroundings. Due to its large size, it requires a large enclosure.
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.
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.
Himalayan Rabbit
The Himalayan rabbit is gentle and patient, making them the perfect pet for families with young children or seniors. Perfect size for little hands.
Blanc De Bouscat
Blanc De Bouscat is a French "gentle giant" rabbit, distinct for its pure white fur and red eyes. Due to their friendly personality, they make great pets.
Silver Rabbit
The Silver Rabbit is primarily brown, fawn or brown, and its coat is intertwined with white guard hairs, giving it a beautiful silvery luster.
German Lop
A German Lop has a 12-year lifespan, so owning this pet is definitely a commitment. Its large ears are thick and hang straight down just behind its eyes.
Creme D’Argent Rabbit
The Creme dArgent rabbit has a unique orange-silver fur that shimmers. Docile and easy to handle, this rabbit breeds is a wonderful pet.
Lionhead Rabbit
The Lionhead rabbit has a wool mane circling around their head much like a lion's mane, hence its name. They are energetic, affectionate and love to play.
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.
Havana Rabbit
The Havana Rabbit earned its name because its chocolate fur is the same color as Cuban cigars. It comes in 4 colors: chocolate, blue, black, and broken.
British Giant Rabbit
The British Giant Rabbit is a good choice for families with children. It makes a wonderful family pet and house rabbit, and grows to 15 lb.
American Rabbit
The American Rabbit comes with either a white or blue coat. Most are rather docile with some just barely sipping into the "lazy" side of the scale.
Giant Angora Rabbit
The Giant Angora rabbit comes in a variety of hues from grey to brown to black, and broken colors. Their wool is perfect to be dyed and made into clothes.
Silver Marten Rabbit
The Silver Marten Rabbit is usually used for show purposes, but it can also be an excellent pet if it is well socialized.
Alaska Rabbit
The Alaska Rabbit is known for being good-tempered and docile. The fur of the Alaska Rabbit is lustrous and silky, with a glossy sheen.
New Zealand Rabbit
The New Zealand Rabbit is large, muscular animals that has a beautiful coat. They are calm, and generally good with children and other pets.
Satin Rabbit
The Satin Rabbit has silky, short, rollback fur that has a unique satin sheen to it. Its hair contains tiny air bubbles inside that catch the light.
Blanc De Hotot Rabbit
Its sweet disposition makes the Blanc de Hotot rabbit great for families looking to have their first pet. The ring around their eyes resembles eyeliner.