Dutch Dwarf Rabbit is currently the smallest pet rabbit. It originated from a small rabbit in the Netherlands in the 19th century. After breeding in the United Kingdom and the United States, it has become the current It was officially recognized by the American ARBA in 1996 and became a single rabbit species. Pygmy rabbits are characterized by a large head and a small body. The head is round and plump like an apple, and the proportion of ears is significantly smaller than that of ordinary rabbit.

The Dutch dwarf rabbit has relatively short erect ears (about 5cm long), no drooping, round and broad head, big and bright eyes, and nose. Flat, short-haired, and stocky.

For raising rabbits, first of all, buy a suitable cage that can allow the rabbit to stand up; there must be enough food, and feed it three times a day, such as weeds, rabbit food, etc., and pineapple grains every time One grain per day. Every day, the owner must comb the rabbit's hair once to help change the hair and prevent hairballs. The nails should also be trimmed once a month to avoid the occurrence of reversed nails, and some long-haired breeds should be trimmed every two to three months to avoid too thick hair that is difficult to dissipate heat. Since rabbits groom themselves, don't give them a bath unless necessary.

The personality and appearance of Dutch pygmy rabbits can be said to be quite consistent. They are petite and very afraid of life. They are very charming and caring rabbit species; in the early days, they were more aggressive with natural blood, and after years of natural evolution, they have become much gentler and more friendly, which can be said to be ideal of domestic pet rabbits.

Dutch dwarf rabbits are miniature rabbits, they have less demand for living space, and they can coexist peacefully with humans. They are very suitable as entry-level pet rabbits. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the fact that the furniture gaps in the home should not be too large, so as to avoid them hiding and disappearing when they are frightened. They are also more susceptible to crushing than normal-sized rabbits, so special attention should be paid to; at the same time in the market There are many unscrupulous operators who sell all kinds of young rabbits as Dutch pygmy rabbits, so it takes a lot of effort to identify them.

Dwarf dwarf rabbits have good fertility, and each litter can give birth to about three or so, but they need to provide appropriate nurturing space, otherwise it is more likely that the mother eats the child due to nervousness; clean department. Wipe them regularly and bathe them with warm water every two or three months. Apart from their weak physique when they were young rabbits, they can be said to be healthy and full of vitality babies. They are cute rabbits that can make people feel happy and relaxed. baby!