TYPES OF RABBITS

Types of Big Rabbit Breeds

By Christine

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Do you think of rabbits as itty-bitty balls of fluff that weigh close to nothing?

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If you do, you’ll surely be surprised to know that some buns can grow as big as a medium-sized dog.

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Yes, a dog!  And these big rabbit breeds are just as affectionate.

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The heavyweight among the large breed, the Flemish Giant, typically tips the scale at 14 pounds, and some may even reach an impressive 22 pounds.

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Flemish Giant

This giant rabbit breed is quite a beauty with its pink eyes and long white fur. The males usually reach a weight of around 9 pounds while the females are heftier at 10 pounds.

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Giant Angora

A cross between the regular Chinchilla and the Flemish Giant, this bun breed weighs in at 12-15 pounds for the buck and around 13-16 pounds for the doe.

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Giant Chinchilla

Giant French Lops reach approximately 10 pounds during adulthood, and their soft, dense coat comes in various colors.

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Giant French Lop

The Continental Giant is good-natured and friendly, making them great companions for the whole family.

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Continental Giant Rabbit

This breed probably got its name from their unique coat pattern; white with blue or black markings around the eyes and nose, plus a strip of dark fur running down the spine.

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Checkered Giant

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