The Himalayan rabbit is a very cute little pet. For the first-time breeder, the most important thing is to choose a rabbit with a strong physique. There is no absolute standard for choosing a healthy rabbit.

The Himalayan rabbit can change color, which may inherit the characteristics of its hare. The wild rabbit will change its protective color due to the change of the weather. The Himalayan rabbit will put on a little black in the cold season. The fur, which is also passed on to some breeds bred from Himalayan rabbits.

A Himalayan rabbit weighs 1.1~2kg. The body is long and the head is long and narrow. The colors are very special: the eyes are red, the ends of the body (tail, feet, ears, nose) are black, and the rest is white. Black color is determined by a recessive gene, and its phenotype is also affected by temperature. The temperature at the end of the rabbit's body is lower than that of the trunk, and all body parts with body temperature below 33°C appear black.