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How To Tell How Big A Rabbit Will Be Full Grown

wally4eva

Mama Doe
I was just wondering how do you tell how big a baby rabbit will be when it is older?
Its just a question I thought about when at pets at home looking at the baby rabbits the other day.
And once I have thought of of a question I can't just forget about it :p

Is it their ears or their feet?

Thanks :)
 
I wonder this as our Zeke is apparently a mini lop X lion head! But he's already bigger than my childhood rabbit who was an english, lop eared dwarf!:wave::wave::wave:
 
I have been thinking about this too, I have a baby bun coming in a couple of weeks supposed to be a mini lop, but his mum doesnt look very mini and I have had "supposedly" dwarf lops that were smaller than mini lops I have seen recently. :?

I think its the feet you go by, but I could be completely wrong!
 
ears can usually give a good indication, most bunnies grow in to their ears.

more so with large/ giant breeds they have hoooooooge ears, then seem to grow into them :lol:

I though it was average 12 to 18 months they were fully grown ?
 
more so with large/ giant breeds they have hoooooooge ears, then seem to grow into them :lol:

I though it was average 12 to 18 months they were fully grown ?

Yes, I think that also depends on the breed. I think I read somewhere that dwarf bunnies become fully grown quicker than giant bunnies.
 
If its ears then my Buffy has still got a bit of growing to do, here ears are huge :lol:

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