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I honestly couldn’t care what breed he is, but I would like to know to notify the vets. So I brought Izzy off a woman who told me he was a giant continental cross female. He came from an accidental litter, and when I went to view him he was in a tiny cage with his mother and sibling, but I knew he was meant for me. I’ve been told, and as you can see from the photos,he’s not a giant. I’d like to know his breed so I can let his vet know, and so when people ask I don’t have to say “I know what he might be!”
He’s definitely not a giant breed, but I’m honestly not sure what he could be? Any suggestions would be helpful! The first photo is from when I got him at 10 weeks, the second was a few days ago.
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Izzy is very cute, it’s tough to say for sure what breeds he might be, he does look quite a lot like a new zealand white, but that doesn’t mean he is one. I don’t think he is a giant breed, maybe a mix of but the ears aren’t large enough for a giant breed at his age in my opinion. Like I said, it’s tough to say for sure. -
Aw how sweet. He still has that baby look about him.
Do you recall what the mother looked like? And her size? Was she also a ruby eye white (REW) rabbit and the other in the litter also?
It is hard to say on breed at this age. I agree possible new zealand white mix or florida white, which I think is pretty common.
For the vet office, they normally just what breed as an idea to the rabbits size dont they? So dwarf, non dwarf, giant, etc..
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