The Dwarf Lionhead Rabbit  Story

The Dwarf Lionhead Rabbit

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Off-white Banner Off-white Banner Off-white Banner The Lionheads came into the US in the 1990s and got accepted as a breed by the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) in 2014. Such recognition makes the bun type eligible to compete in rabbit shows. Read More!

This rabbit may be tiny, but it’s a bundle of energy. It’s even more energetic than some bigger bun breeds. Aside from its surprising vitality and unique looks, other qualities set this little cutie from other types.

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Appearance

The Dwarf Lionhead is a teeny-weeny bunny with a distinctive wool mane that makes it look like a tiny lion. It has a compact body with erect ears that seem rather large for such a small rabbit. Read Full Article!

Lionheads are itsy-bitsy buns weighing a featherlight 3 to 3 ½ pounds. Full-grown, they typically reach only 8 to 10 inches.

These itty-bitty buns come in a range of colors, such as blue, black, chestnut, and lilac.

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Personality Dwarf Lionheads make great pets because of their docile and friendly nature. They’re playful and energetic, but they also enjoy some cuddling time if you let them get used to being held from a young age. Read More!

Rabbits usually live between 5 and 8 years old. You’ll be glad to know that Dwarf Lionheads have an average lifespan of 8 to 10 years.

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Care Your tiny bun can live indoors or outdoors, provided you keep him safe and comfortable. Keep him away from predators and make sure he doesn’t get cold during winter and hot in summer. Read More!

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