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Holland Lop
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
Breed list · No dossiers yet
House rabbit breeds, without invented weights or scores.
These 8 names are the directory on this page. This is not a count of recognized breeds, and it is not an ARBA or breed-club roster. Adult weight, grooming time, temperament, and health notes stay off until each figure has a source.
Size, lop, upright, wool-coat, and “placid” filters are not on this page. Those groups need a sourced weight or temperament, and none is on file.
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A feature needs a published profile, a sourced adult weight, and a named reviewer. None of those are on file.
Nothing is featured until a profile exists.
Indoor lifespan on this site stays the House Rabbit Society range of 8–12 years. It is not rewritten per breed. How Long Do Rabbits Live? — House Rabbit Society, fetched 2026-10-21.
Directory
Names on this list
A card is a name, not a dossier. Where a stub already exists, the link says the guide is not written.
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Netherland Dwarf
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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Mini Rex
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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Flemish Giant
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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Lionhead
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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English Angora
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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Harlequin
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
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Polish
Profile not on file
Weight, coat, temperament, and health notes are not printed for this name.
What this page will not claim
Three things people hear, and what is actually on file
A sentence with no source is left out, including injury rates, beginner scores, and a smaller indoor floor area.
| What people hear | What is on file | What to do here |
|---|---|---|
| Miniature and dwarf rabbits are the most forgiving first pets for young children. | No injury rate by breed is on file. This page will not name a dwarf or a giant as the safer child’s rabbit. | The quiz does not name a breed when the household has a child under 6. |
| A lop is always a small rabbit. | Lop names an ear shape. It does not name a weight. Adult weights are not printed here. | Do not size a pen from the word lop. Use the space minimum below. |
| A rabbit can live in a cage as an ornament. | RWAF Space Recommendations and the RSPCA publish one minimum for two average rabbits: at least 3 m × 2 m × 1 m, available all the time. One rabbit alone still needs that footprint. A hutch is not that whole home. | Open the hutch-size calculator. RWAF Space Recommendations |