There are over a dozen breeds of domesticated rabbits kept often as pets, ranging from the larger French angora to the Dutch or Netherland dwarf.
Most rabbits get along with other household pets and can be taught to use the litter box.
Rabbits are social animals and love to be let out of their cage. Care should be given to electrical wiring; rabbits are notorious chewers and will go straight for loose wiring. Wire proofing and safe guarding your house is a must if you're going to let your pet roam freely. Fuzzy-Rabbit General Rabbit Questions and Useful Tips
Spay and Neutering
Female rabbits should be spayed to help in preventing uterine cancer. Neutering males will prevent bulling with other rabbits and help in controlling the need to mark their territories. Un-altered rabbits can become aggressive, lunge and bite. Fuzzy-Rabbit.com urges spaying and neutering as an alternative to euthanizing a rabbit due to behavioral issues.Fuzzy-Rabbit General Rabbit Questions and Useful Tips
Domestic Breeds
- Netherland Dwarf Rabbit
- Angora Rabbit
- Dwarf Rabbit
- Himalayan Rabbit
- Jersey Wooly Rabbit
- Lionhead Rabbit
- Lop Eared Rabbit
- Rex Rabbit
- Satin Rabbit
- Dutch Rabbit
Organizations
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References
Fast Facts
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Fact:
Rabbits are the third most euthanized pet in the United States
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Fact:
Over 60 breeds
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Diet
hay, pellets, fresh fruits and vegetables
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Fact:
Can be trained to use a litter box
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Cost
$30.00 and up
