Bunny needs to be ID'd!

Hi there, we bought our bunny Georgie a while back under the understanding he was a Netherland Dwarf! We only live in a small flat so we thought a smaller rabbit would be more suitable for our living arrangement but, as he's grown older, he's only gotten bigger and bigger! We're confident he's not a Netherland Dwarf due to his size and features but if anybody has any ideas what he actually is that'd be great!

No idea of his breed but he is very handsome!

screemas said:

Hi there, we bought our bunny Georgie a while back under the understanding he was a Netherland Dwarf! We only live in a small flat so we thought a smaller rabbit would be more suitable for our living arrangement but, as he's grown older, he's only gotten bigger and bigger! We're confident he's not a Netherland Dwarf due to his size and features but if anybody has any ideas what he actually is that'd be great!

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dear screemas,--Georgie,is a lagamorph,off spring of gigantipisicus..--rrr,rrr,--georgeus/happy bunz[Georgie],sincerely james waller from the pother kent-usa

He is gorgeous ! No idea of breed but I agree he doesn't look like a nethie - at all! This however is prob in your favour, netherland dwarfs maybe tiny but they are massively energetic & need loads of space

jewaller said:

dear screemas,--Georgie,is a lagamorph,off spring of gigantipisicus..--rrr,rrr,--georgeus/happy bunz[Georgie],sincerely james waller from the pother kent-usa

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Think something may have gone wrong here ....

Your bunny is very handsome.
Definitely NOT a ND. Even if your bunny's parents were both ND's, it does not mean that all the babies would inherit the dwarf gene. In fact, such a pairing will result in 50% dwarf, 25% double dwarf (die shortly after birth) and 25% standard sized bunnies.
Of course, it is more likely that someone did not know or did not tell you the truth about your bunny's lineage .
You can see pictures of different recognized breeds at ARBA.net. It is the web site of the american rabbit breeders association. Of course, there are many colors possible under each listing, plus your bunny may be a mixed breed..
How old is your bunny?
I have had many ND over the years and I agree they are active . Some dwarf bunnies have short or flater faces that make them more prone to upper respiratory and dental issues.

What a surprise! He looks like a Pets at Home "breed", ie X.

tonibun said:

What a surprise! He looks like a Pets at Home "breed", ie X.

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Ditto