Well, the lifespan of a normal rabbit is 10-15 years, and the longest living rabbit was about 19 years old. A brush rabbit's lifespan should be about the same.
Netherland Dwarfs, being the smallest of all rabbit breeds, tend to live the longest. 10 to 15 years is not uncomman for any dwarf breed of rabbit. The bigger the rabbit the shorter their lifespan normally is.
The average lifespan of a rabbit is 10 to 12 years. However, the Japanese amami rabbit is very rare, and little is actually known about it. The University of Michigan's Museum of Zoology says that the lifespan of this rabbit is actually unknown. See the related link for known information.
A pet rabbit, properly cared for, can be expected to live 8 to 12 years. Many congenital problems can exist and can easily affect a rabbit's health and lifespan, even with the best of care.
If the rabbit is fed properly e.g. pellets, veg/fruit, hay and water daily. It is probably going to live 3-8 years
An example of mutualism for a bighorn sheep is rabbit brush. The sheep eats the brush and the brush benefits from the sheep's feces.
Brush it. When a rabbit eats his fur, it means you need to brush it. get a special cat or rabbit brush at your pet store or walmart and brush it every day. If your rabbit keeps pulling out his fur it will eventually die. It will die because the fur will clog up its stomach. So brush your rabbit is the answer.
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20 - 40 years
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Netherland Dwarfs, being the smallest of all rabbit breeds, tend to live the longest. 10 to 15 years is not uncomman for any dwarf breed of rabbit. The bigger the rabbit the shorter their lifespan normally is.
you should brush tword the back and never to the front that will damage their fur! you should brush softly and never hard
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The average lifespan of a rabbit is 10 to 12 years. However, the Japanese amami rabbit is very rare, and little is actually known about it. The University of Michigan's Museum of Zoology says that the lifespan of this rabbit is actually unknown. See the related link for known information.