What breed is he and are you able to upload a picture? Rabbits are definitely not like long coat dogs who require a trim every now and then. Usually trimming or shaving is only necessary when their fur gets too matted and beyond salvageable. Brushing him regularly should suffice

There have been a couple of lionheads at the Sanctuary where I volunteer that had long fur growing over their eyes, obscuring their vision, so that fur was carefully trimmed every once in a while, but otherwise it shouldn’t be necessary to clip their fur. One of my rabbits is a lionhead and I’ve never had to clip his fur. Using a comb and brush on a regular basis should be good enough. When he is molting, you should brush him every day.

Oh, he’s precious! But I’m afraid he’s got the wrong size slippers. They look a tiny bit too big for him, but maybe he’s hoping to grow into them? 

You can trim the hair that obscures vision, but other than that, rabbits as a rule don’t need hair cuts like fluffy dogs do. Sometimes you might have to cut out mats if they form, but in general, brushing should be enough. 

Cuuute! A little furball, literally, with some ears and a snoot. “Fluffy little guy” is right! We had an angora so we had to trim her regularly. But your little guy? Just like everyone said. @bam – “But I’m afraid he’s got the wrong size slippers” – funny

He’s so cute!

@bam too funny!

Geez! He’s Cute!!!