Can you mix a lionhead rabbit and jersey wooly?

Answer 1

Yes, just make sure that they are about the same size and make sure that they are neutered or spayed. Any rabbit can be put in a cage [together] if they are neutered/spayed, friendly, and possibly the same size.

Another view

Every rabbit should have it's own cage even if it is neutered/spayed. Rabbits are very territorial and putting them in the same cage is not a good idea. This could turn the most docile animal into an ear ripper or worse. Believe me if you had ever seen a rabbit killed by another rabbit you would not risk it by putting your beloved pets in the same cage.

Answer 2

One Opinion: Every rabbit (even the same breed) should have its own cage. Rabbits are very territorial and they will fight. Even 2 does (female rabbits) put together will fight.

Another Opinion: Rabbits are social animals and there are many benefits to bonding them with other rabbits, whether they're the same breed or not (breed doesn't make any difference). However, there are also many precautions that must be taken when attempting to bond rabbits. Most importantly, the rabbits should be spayed/neutered so that they don't fight or reproduce. (This is only one of many reasons to spay/neuter your rabbit.) Once the rabbits are bonded they can be kept in the same (large!) cage. (Caged rabbits must be let out for play, exercise, socializing, and health observation for at least 4 hours a day. Most cages sold for rabbits in stores are not actually suitable for rabbits.) Please consult the related links and questions below.

Answer 3

Yes, but why would you want to? Then you will create a bunch of crossbreed rabbits. Why not raise pure bred rabbits that are worth more money.