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What rabbit breeds would you like?

Basically all :lol:
I'd love a nethie or two some day, and I'll definitely have a conti/flemish/british giant at some stage. Yellow dutchies are gorgeous, and I wish I'd had the tri-coloured snuggly rex I met at the RSPCA. I saw a lionhead/giant cross recently and he was a huge wild-maned thing, if I wasn't set on another frenchie at that stage I'd have snapped him up too!

Haha same! I read this thread and thought; ooh, i'd love a giant (any breed), then thought I'd love a nethie, and a dutch, and a lionhead. Then I began to think I wanted agoutis and belgian hares! I would love any bunny breed, which is quite lucky for me because I would always rescue :) :thumb:
 
A lot of thrianta fans on here, I'll be honest, owning six thriantas in the past few years has actually put me off the breed :oops: Anyone want Baby? :p (Joking, I couldn't part with the little cowbag)

Still love the rare varieties though, not the popular breeds like rex and nethies and lops :oops: I realllllly want a Rhinelander (A giant breed, very stocky with markings like an English but the spots are a mix of black and orange) and a Schwarzgrannen (A much smaller but still stocky breed with really pretty silver fur and dark eyes) :love:

Rhinelander - http://albc-usa.org/images/bluerhinelanderbuck6.jpg (although this is an American Rhinelander, they're shaped more like an English/Hare but in England they're much stockier)
Schwarzgrannen - http://www.kleintierzuchtverein-vogt.de/assets/images/1.0_Schwarzgannen.JPG

Schwarzgrannens aren't standardised in this country as far as I know (so rare the BRC doesn't even class them as a rare variety) but I saw one by itself amongst thousands of others at a big show and I was in love :love:
 
A lot of thrianta fans on here, I'll be honest, owning six thriantas in the past few years has actually put me off the breed :oops: Anyone want Baby? :p (Joking, I couldn't part with the little cowbag)

Still love the rare varieties though, not the popular breeds like rex and nethies and lops :oops: I realllllly want a Rhinelander (A giant breed, very stocky with markings like an English but the spots are a mix of black and orange) and a Schwarzgrannen (A much smaller but still stocky breed with really pretty silver fur and dark eyes) :love:

Rhinelander - http://albc-usa.org/images/bluerhinelanderbuck6.jpg (although this is an American Rhinelander, they're shaped more like an English/Hare but in England they're much stockier)
Schwarzgrannen - http://www.kleintierzuchtverein-vogt.de/assets/images/1.0_Schwarzgannen.JPG

Schwarzgrannens aren't standardised in this country as far as I know (so rare the BRC doesn't even class them as a rare variety) but I saw one by itself amongst thousands of others at a big show and I was in love :love:

How dare you get my hopes up like that!!!! :evil::lol:

My want for a thrianta is entirely shallow as I have no idea what their personalities are like, I just love orange bunnies and think thriantas are cute :oops:
 
How dare you get my hopes up like that!!!! :evil::lol:

My want for a thrianta is entirely shallow as I have no idea what their personalities are like, I just love orange bunnies and think thriantas are cute :oops:

You really want a self harming rabbit who hates all other rabbits and occasionally locks on to your arm when she feels like it? :shock: :lol: And well all mine have been completely different to be honest but they all seemed to hate other Thriantas and other rabbits of the same sex :oops: The only bond I've managed is between a female thrianta and two non-thrianta males. They are super cute though when they're not being little ***** :lol:
 
You really want a self harming rabbit who hates all other rabbits and occasionally locks on to your arm when she feels like it? :shock: :lol: And well all mine have been completely different to be honest but they all seemed to hate other Thriantas and other rabbits of the same sex :oops: The only bond I've managed is between a female thrianta and two non-thrianta males. They are super cute though when they're not being little ***** :lol:

Ok so maybe I do like my skin intact :lol: but I also love a good attitude on a bunny!! :lol:
 
I have always wondered what is it like to have a giant breed lolloping about.

But since having Rosie and Pebbles I am quite happy with the odd ball mix and match ones. Although I do like harlequin markings :)
 
A lot of thrianta fans on here, I'll be honest, owning six thriantas in the past few years has actually put me off the breed :oops: Anyone want Baby? :p (Joking, I couldn't part with the little cowbag)

Still love the rare varieties though, not the popular breeds like rex and nethies and lops :oops: I realllllly want a Rhinelander (A giant breed, very stocky with markings like an English but the spots are a mix of black and orange) and a Schwarzgrannen (A much smaller but still stocky breed with really pretty silver fur and dark eyes) :love:

Rhinelander - http://albc-usa.org/images/bluerhinelanderbuck6.jpg (although this is an American Rhinelander, they're shaped more like an English/Hare but in England they're much stockier)
Schwarzgrannen - http://www.kleintierzuchtverein-vogt.de/assets/images/1.0_Schwarzgannen.JPG

Schwarzgrannens aren't standardised in this country as far as I know (so rare the BRC doesn't even class them as a rare variety) but I saw one by itself amongst thousands of others at a big show and I was in love :love:

OMG I want that exact rhinelander buck that is on the link you posted :love:
 
I really don't mind which bunneh... As long as it's a bunneh... :lol:;) I do love the giant breeds though. :love:

I will share this, I didn't think I was taken with lion heads... :shock::oops: it wasn't a breed that I was drawn too if that makes sense? But then Honey and Smudge arrived. All I knew at the time was that a lady with two rabbit sisters from pets at home didn't want them anymore. :( I didn't know what I was getting... :shock::lol: they are truly amazing bundles of floofiness! :lol: wouldn't change them for the world. :love::love:

I think it's more about bunny personality. :thumb:
 
It's got to be Belgian Hares. I do love agouti bunnies though especially wildies. Maybe one day I will have a large garden and wild bunnies playing!
 
I would love a conti some day. The only thing that puts me off is the short life span. Would love to know if anyone has had a conti that has lived to ten and that its not impossible.

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I would love to have a Rex again sometime in the future. I just adore the breed so much.

I would also love to have a Dutch one day. They're such beautiful bunnies :love:

I wouldn't mind a Belgian hare too, I had the option to adopt one two years ago when we took Bella to chose a friend but as soon as I saw Pickle I just fell in love. I'm so glad it all worked out as he's the best rabbit ever :love:

I absolutely love harlequin lops as well as uppy eared buns.
 
I just love the Rescue Breed :lol: :lol: :lol:

They have such a wonderful look about them I find them utterly irresistible :D
 
Oh dear, here we go....

I'd kill for a blue beveren!! So rare I've only seen one in rescue and then someone else beat me to it :evil::lol:

A Dutch in every colour

A Conti

A Rex

A Netherlands dwarf

A papillon

A wildie or wildie x

I have 2 mini lion lops, 1 mini lop & 1 lop x lionhead x god knows what. If you want a friendly & affectionate snuggle bun, I couldn't recommend the mini lop breed enough. My 3 are a total delight and I adore them :love: then if you want a rabbit with attitude, look no further than Slipper!! If he doesn't get what he wants when he wants it, he bites! Really soppy with other buns & quite low down the pecking order, but fiercely intelligent & considers himself superior to his hoomin slaves :roll::lol:


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i love my belgians-and of course my little lop but I must admit I would like a continental giant. one thing stops me and thats a conti woudn't fit down the runarround tunnel that is so integral to my set up.
 
I really don't mind which bunneh... As long as it's a bunneh... :lol:;) I do love the giant breeds though. :love:

I will share this, I didn't think I was taken with lion heads... :shock::oops: it wasn't a breed that I was drawn too if that makes sense? But then Honey and Smudge arrived. All I knew at the time was that a lady with two rabbit sisters from pets at home didn't want them anymore. :( I didn't know what I was getting... :shock::lol: they are truly amazing bundles of floofiness! :lol: wouldn't change them for the world. :love::love:

I think it's more about bunny personality. :thumb:

I never really loved lionheads either, but then I got Bea and she is fab and absoutley one of the most beautiful rabbits I've ever seen :love:. We joke that if she was human she'd be Beyonce, with her flowing mane and diva attitude :lol:.

I've never liked Dutches that much either but I've got one of those too and he is gorgeous :love::love::love:.

I think some breeds don't photograph that well, but are actually really cute in real life, where of the lop breeds are very obviously cute looking from all angles.
 
Oosh - lots and lots :lol:

I've recently got my dream french lops, and I am totally in love with them so I think I'll always have a frenchie now :love:

I'd like a nethie, thrianta, LOVE a Californian too.
 
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