It is a baby English rabbit. They usually are white with a black stripe and black spots, but the rare breed is white with a brown stripe and brown spots. This amazing breed (in both colours) are often called Butterfly Rabbits because they have the shape of a butterfly on their mouth/nose. They have ears that stick up, and are often quite lively and playful (good for children) but sometimes cuddly and nice to hold. They don't really like being picked up because they feel frightened, but once they are finally in your arms, they feel safe and relaxed.
Rabbits must be cleaned at least once a week, given a bowl of pellets (not mixed fruits because they only pick out their favourites and don't get all the nutrition) a handful of hay and fresh water. In the evening (for their dinner) they should have a carrot, or some greens e.g. celery, apple, lettuce, cabbage. But don't give them too many treats. Two greens a week should be enough. The rest of the time, give them carrots. Too many leaves and treats can give them diarrhea.
Rabbits should have quite big cages to run around in (they must be able to stand up on their hind legs without touching the cieling) If kept outside, make sure it has fresh sawdust and straw, and perhaps a carpet over the top of the cage to insulate it and keep out the damp. If kept inside, make sure their bed is warm with sawdust and straw, but not too much, as they can get very hot indoors.
Rabbits love toys and things to do, so I would suggest getting a few toys. For example, at pets at home you can get very cheap rabbit toys. I have a baby English rabbit and I have bought it a ball that it can chew on, (good for its teeth) a plastic ball with a hole in the top.( you put treats inside, then the rabbit rolls it and attcks it until they come out of the hole), a little ring with some chewable toy carrots on and a rabbits face (this is good to play tug of war with. The rabbit grabs the ring and pulls, and I play with it and grab the other end. (don't worry- I don't pull hard, I let her win every time)) And I also have a little wooden tunnel it can go through and chew on too (very good for its teeth- wood knaws at teeth and they don't overgrow.
Give your rabbit plenty of attention- they love new things. Give them a new toy every month or do what I do- every morning when you see it make a different noise. Grunt or squeak, and your rabbit should listen intently. This gives them a feeling of being in the big wide world- different noises sybolyses different animals and beings.
When you hold a rabbit, place one hand under its bottom and the other hand holding its tummy/body. There are lots of different ways of holding rabbits, but my rabbit likes this one the best. She doesn't like being held upside down (like a baby).
If your rabbit makes strange noises eg. grunting it usually shows it is scared. If it does this, or thumps it foot, be quiet and leave it a while, going over to it and picking it up can scare it even more. Then when it has calmed down, go to it again (but quieter and slower, and just stroke it and comfort it) If it licks you, it means it is grateful to have you there. And if it rubs its chin on your hand, it means you are its property, it is marking its territory (scent)
Please take care of rabbits, because some people take them for granted and neglect them. They are just like dogs- they need all the attention they can get.
English Spot, Rhinelander, Checkered Giant, Mini Rex, Satin check out the American Rabbit Breeders Association for all 47 breeds. Plus breeds of rabbits can come in all different sorts of varieties.
Some rabbits might have black spots on them because of their breed. There are varieties of rabbits with spots, with belly bands, and with fur that is only a single color as well.
its not a dutch a dutch rabbit is a black rabbit with white ring round its torso area and it couold be a rex nut it would have to have plush carpet like fur might just be a cross breed
Riggit Galloway and Lineback cattle are both black with a white stripe down the back, although the Riggit Galloway can also be red or dun colored. Both breeds also have white along their stomachs and some Riggit Galloway have white on their faces as well.
sounds like a tiger moth to me
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You can get lots of breeds in black and white, the most common is a Border Collie. You can get most non-solid coloured spitz breeds in black and white (such as the Husky or Pomeranian), and you can get lots of toy breeds in black and white (such as the Dalmatian or Japanese Chin).
The rabbits will be both colors. some the same color and some the other color all depends on which color is more dominant.
The person you bought the rabbit from didn't know what breed it was??? If they didn't sell the rabbit to you as a pure bred it probably isn't. If it has really short fur it could be a rex. White with black spots means the color is broken. The color variety is broken as opposed to a black rabbit or a white rabbit yours is a broken rabbit. A Broken Rex Rabbit is my best guess but I would bet that if you paid less than $30.00 for it it is a crossbreed rabbit, not a rex.
A Dalmatian has black spots and white skin
Nearly every breed can have white on their chest, only breeds such as Rottweilers, Dobermans, weimaraners & other breeds which have a specific coat colour or pattern. Most breeds can come in any colour or pattern, often have white on the chest. Some breeds such as collies, basenjis & huskies types almost always have white chests. It depends on the dogs genes really, but almost any dog can have a white chest.
its not a dutch a dutch rabbit is a black rabbit with white ring round its torso area and it couold be a rex nut it would have to have plush carpet like fur might just be a cross breed
Riggit Galloway and Lineback cattle are both black with a white stripe down the back, although the Riggit Galloway can also be red or dun colored. Both breeds also have white along their stomachs and some Riggit Galloway have white on their faces as well.
It is a Dwarf Hottot rabbit. I know because I have that type of rabbit. I hope I helped you! - Mc026
Dalmatians usually have black spots. According to breed standards, they can also have brown spots, but this is very rare.
sounds like a tiger moth to me
Black Holsteins are white with black spots, red Holsteins are white with red spots.
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