New Zealand Red Rabbit
Best known for their vivid ginger coat and great personality, the New Zealand Red Rabbit is ideal for first time owners and families with children.
Champagne D’Argent Rabbit
The Champagne dArgent rabbit does well with other rabbits and also enjoy human attention. Its silver coat doesn't come in until it is 6-8 months old.
Checkered Giant Rabbit
The Checkered Giant was first known as the Land Kaninchen. It has a muscular build and a long, hare-like body with a semi-arched/mandolin body type.
Smoke Pearl Rabbit
The Smoke Pearl Rabbit has a luxurious, thick, and soft coat. These rabbits are laid-back, easy going, and enjoy being around people.
Cinnamon Rabbit
The Cinnamon Rabbit boasts a docile personality and a beautiful, soft coat. They are perfect for first-time owners and families with children.
Cashmere Lop
The coat of the Cashmere Lop is silky, long, and thick. These rabbits are popular, as they are intelligent and can even learn their names.
Standard Chinchilla Rabbit
The Standard Chinchilla Rabbit is known to be sweet, docile creature who have no problem being picked up by their owners or strangers.
English Spot Rabbit
The English Spot Rabbit wonderful choice for singles, couples, families and seniors. They are gentle, affectionate and full of energy.
American Rabbit
The American Rabbit comes with either a white or blue coat. Most are rather docile with some just barely sipping into the "lazy" side of the scale.
Satin Angora Rabbit
The Satin Angora rabbit has wool that is finer, softer and silkier than other Angora rabbits. They are happy bunnies that are friendly with everyone.
Harlequin Rabbit
The Harlequin Rabbit breed is often called the clown of rabbits due to their unique colors and markings. They are outgoing creatures who love to hop around.
German Angora Rabbit
The German Angora Rabbit is a friendly, long-haired rabbit that makes a great family pet. Known for its long, very fine and woolen fur.
Satin Rabbit
The Satin Rabbit has silky, short, rollback fur that has a unique satin sheen to it. Its hair contains tiny air bubbles inside that catch the light.
Dwarf Hotot
A show-worthy Dwarf Hotot is all white with a ring of black around its eyes that looks like eyeliner. They are friendly and suited for life as a pet.
Argente Brun Rabbit
The Argente Brun Rabbit has a soft, short brown coat that doesn't need much maintenance in order to keep it healthy. This rabbits loves to be handled.
French Lop
The French Lop is a large breed of rabbit that makes for a wonderful pet, due to their calm, docile temperament. This rabbit will stick to its human's side.
Holland Lop
The Holland Lop is a dwarf rabbit, which means it should weigh about 4 lbs. once fully grown. It is recognized in a variety of colors and groups.
Thuringer Rabbit
The Thuringer Rabbit is a uniquely beautiful breed that features a coat that is buff to deep yellow ochre with blue-black ticking.
Deilenaar Rabbit
One of the most unique features of the Deilenaar Rabbit is its coloring, which is a red agouti hue that features black ticking and mackereling.
German Lop
A German Lop has a 12-year lifespan, so owning this pet is definitely a commitment. Its large ears are thick and hang straight down just behind its eyes.
Tan Rabbit
The Tan rabbit is one of the few ARBA-accepted breeds that has a fully arched body. Its friendly nature makes it an excellent pet for a variety of owners.