These rabbits have a long history with humans where they were bred for both meat and show purposes. Though rare, the breed was first recorded back in 1877, where it was mentioned in a French breeding paper. They have a white colored coat with an orange undercoat, causing them to look cream colored from a distance. These rabbits have a unique coloring that is not seen in any other breed. 37 Creme d’ArgentĬreme d’Argent rabbits are a very rare breed of rabbit related to the Argent Brun and the Champagne d’Argent rabbits. They can also be surprisingly easy to bond with other rabbits, especially other rabbits of the same breed.

Colors: Light brown with darker nose, ears, and pawsĬinnamon rabbits are generally a calm breed of rabbit that can be great for a family pet.

They are named for the pleasant, light brown color of their coat, and have a darker underbelly, nose and ears. White with orange and black spots and marks on their nose, ears, and down the backīlack, blue, or brown with white underbellyĬinnamon rabbits are a recent breed that was developed in Montana from a Checkered Giant and a Californian Rabbit. White with red or blue eyes, black, brown, blue, or white spotted White with red eyes, red, black, blue, or spotted

White with red eyes and black or brown ears, nose and feet Orange or white with dark marks on their face, ears and cheeks, and striped bands on their body White, black, blue, and shades of grey and brown White with spots and dark markings on their nose, cheeks, ears, and a line down their back.

White with dark ‘pants’ and a dark mask on their face and ears Light brown with darker head, ears and paws White with black nose ears and eyes, a stripe running down the back, and spots on their cheeks and sides White with red eyes and black markings on their nose, ears, feet and tail. Various colors, but especially white with red or blue eyes Red brown coat with light markings around the eyes, chin, and hips Wool coat in various colors, dark ears, eyes and nose American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) Recognized Rabbit Breeds Breed However, you can use your rabbit’s physical traits to determine what breed they are, or at the very least, which breeds their parents might have been. Most shelters will also mistake the breed, calling all lops ‘mini lops’ or all large rabbits ‘flemish giants’ when they are actually a different breed. Many have not been bred or are the accidental children of two different breeds of rabbits (all the different breeds of domestic rabbit are the same species). It’s important to remember that not all rabbits that have been adopted from an animal shelter are purebred rabbits.

The texture of a rabbit’s fur and specific markings are also indicators for some types of rabbit breeds. To determine the breed of your rabbit, you need to pay close attention to their body shape, the size of the rabbit, the set of their ears, and the overall coloring. Of course, all rabbits are unique and have their own personality, but it can be fun to learn about what kind of breed the rabbit you adopted is. While they don’t have as extensive a history as dogs, rabbits have been bred for many attributes, including wool production, meat, and beauty standards. Over the last few centuries, rabbits have been domesticated and bred to be the adorable and friendly pets we have today.

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