I would like to say a few words about why I started this blog about rabbits. I love animals, especially furry mammals. Sometimes one of them grasps my attention and I start looking for information on a particular species. It is very interesting for me to learn about various pets and their ways of life, habits and to read first-hand accounts on the community forums of animal lovers.
Two years ago I became very interested in shinshillas. The Internet was a great source of information about them. I looked through lots of sites dedicated to shinshillas and especially enjoyed forums of shinshilla owners. As a result I bought a beautiful shinshilla a year ago and I am really happy about it!
So, the fact that I'm looking into rabbits now will probably lead me to become a proud owner of a small bunny. For some time I've been researching different breeds of rabbits in case I will want to get one someday. Not sure if I will, but it's just nice to dream about it a little.
For some reason I like small rabbits. I don't know why, because with other animals their traditional size is good enough for me. Maybe it's because of the two delightful baby pygmy rabbits I saw in our pet shop the other day.
Here are a few breeds of small rabbits I have put my eye on.
1) Brittania Petite, also known as Polish. They are tiny and cute. However they are said to have a wild temper and may not the best variety for someone who's never had a rabbit before. Peeole who want to buy a rabbit of this speicies need to be well prepared and ready to be patient.
2) Dwarf Hotot is a rabbit about 2,5 lbs. They are playful, affectionate and fond of attention. Sounds awesome to me! They can be white, black or chocolate color. I'd have it black if I can. But whatever, when you get an animal and start taking care of it, its color and breed will become your favourites anyway! :)
3) Lionhead. Here it is, the picture speaks for itself.
In addition to being too cute to look at, they are aslo active, energetic and have a nice temper.
Anyways, there are so many varieties, and I liked them all while looking through their pictures. But if someone has an advice on which compact breed is the best for a beginner, you are welcome to comment.
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