What is the lifespan of an average rabbit?

Answer 1

It deepens on the species. I can give you a range from anywhere from 6-15+ years. It also depends if it is fixed, is healthy etc. If you have a healthy rabbit that is fixed It should live a full happy life.
A well cared for house rabbit that has been spayed or neutered early in life has a life expectancy of 8 to 12 years of age. Unfortunately, rabbits kept in backyard hutches have less than half the average lifespan of a house rabbit.

Answer 2

A rabbit can live up to 7 or even 15 years of age. Most live around 10 years. This will depend on the gender, reproductive status, food choice, activity level, stress, living conditions, and breed of rabbit.

Answer 3

A wild rabbits life span is about 3-5 years. A domestic rabbit can be 5-10 years.

Wild rabbits have the risk of being eaten and shot by hunters. That is why they live shorter than pet rabbits.

Answer 4

I would presume the same amount of time as most rabbits, which is 7-9 years.

Most rabbits live 8-12 years. The better you take care of your rabbit, the higher the chance that he or she will lead a long, healthy, and happy life. This is true of Angoras and all pet rabbits. See the related question below for more info.

Answer 5

With proper care and nutrition, and no major health concerns developing, the average indoor rabbit can live 9 to 12 years. Pet rabbits kept outdoors only average half the lifespan of an indoor rabbit. And wild rabbits only average 2 to 4 years because of predators.

Answer 6

first answer: my guess is about 5 years?

disagreement: Angora rabbits have the same lifespan as all pet rabbits: about 8-10 years, although they could live longer, up to 13, even 14 years (although that is uncommon).

Answer 7

About 7-12 Years