Rabbit breeds
17 full breed guides, written for people deciding rather than people browsing - including the health tests to ask a breeder for, and what the breed actually costs to keep.
Breed guides
The smallest common pet rabbit and the most misunderstood: a compact, alert, often quite bold little animal, b…
Britain's most popular pet rabbit: a compact lop-eared breed with a deservedly gentle reputation. The lop ear …
A small rabbit with a distinctive woolly mane around the head. Friendly and popular - and the only common bree…
The smallest lop-eared rabbit, 1.3-1.8kg, with a compact body and a dense short coat. Friendly and manageable,…
A medium-large rabbit with a plush, upright velvet coat unlike any other breed. Calm, notably intelligent, and…
A Rex coat on a small frame: dense, short, upright velvet fur on a 1.4-2kg rabbit. Calm, exceptionally easy to…
One of the oldest and hardiest domestic rabbit breeds, instantly known by its white saddle and blaze. Medium-s…
A large lop of 4.5-6.8kg, heavy-boned and famously docile. Genuinely the size of a small dog, needing space an…
The oldest domestic rabbit breed and the one with the longest ears of any animal, spanning up to 80cm tip to t…
The largest rabbit breed in the world - commonly 6-10kg and the length of a small dog. Famously placid, and a …
One of the largest rabbits in the world, commonly 6-10kg and sometimes much more. Placid and impressive, and a…
A rabbit bred for wool, with a coat that grows continuously and must be groomed daily and shorn every three mo…
A small, long-bodied white rabbit with dark points on the nose, ears, feet and tail, and red eyes. One of the …
A medium lop of 1.9-2.4kg, larger than a Holland and smaller than a French. Placid, sturdy and one of the most…
A large, calm, commercially bred rabbit of 4-5.4kg, most familiar as the white one with red eyes. Even-tempere…
A medium-large white rabbit with dark points, built like a New Zealand but marked like a Himalayan. Calm, hard…
A slender, athletic marked breed with a butterfly nose, an eye circle, a herringbone spine stripe and a chain …
All rabbit breeds
Breeds without a guide yet link to their adverts. We publish a guide when we have written one properly - a page of generated filler is not a guide.
Rabbit breeders
Breeders advertising rabbits on Panjo Pets, listed by breed, alongside the council licence registers we have published.