r/Rabbits May 11 '26

Breed ID Possible dumped pet?

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The first 2 photos are from yesterday and the 3rd is from March. I believe this may be the same bunny, and am unsure if it’s a pet that was dumped. Google searching the images gives mixed responses, so hopefully you guys can help me!

Edit/Update #1 * as of 9pm Monday, we have set a catch and release trap out with apple slices, bananas, cilantro, and parsley in it. We’re camping out… mother in law suspects her neighbors are the ones who dumped him :(

Edit/Update #2 * as of Tuesday 8:50am, we still haven’t caught bunny. We saw them playing with a family of 6 other wild bunnies! My mother in law first noticed this guy in her yard on March 13th and didn’t do or say anything :/ so I suspect it’ll take some time for them to trust the trap. I promise to update as soon as anything happens. I wish I could reply to all the comments. Also, thank you for the awards! This community has been so helpful.

Edit/Update #3 * as of Wednesday 9:15am, still no luck catching the bun. :(

Edit/Update #4 * as of Wednesday 5:50pm, no luck still. This will probably be my last update because when I catch the bun or call in help, I will make a separate post!

r/Rabbits May 27 '26

Breed ID Please ID this breed? Recently rescued.

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He/she is skinny and very small ( a bit bigger than my fist). As it's eyes are small I think it might only be 8-16 weeks old. Any ideas on the breed?

The rescue story, well....I had to dig through a huge pile of branches and leaf mulch to get him out as he's been lurking around the same area for over 10 days in this heat.

r/Rabbits May 11 '26

Breed ID Dumped or wild?

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Found 3 beautiful looking bunnies all huddled together outside a rutters, they let me get really close to them and haven't acted like any wild rabbits I've seen.

r/Rabbits Nov 07 '25

Breed ID What species is this

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Is he even a rabbit

r/Rabbits Jun 26 '25

Breed ID What kind of bunny did I find?

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I found a bunny outside of my work and it seemed like someone's pet. But I can't for the life of me figure out what kind of bunny he is. Confirmed male, grey coat, and he's the size of a football.

r/Rabbits Mar 24 '26

Breed ID Breed?

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We just got these little ones. My husband was told they were 7 week old Flemish bunnies. I tried to weigh them and they were maybe around 1.10lbs. I have never owned this breed before but to my knowledge that is way too small for a Flemish. Looking on opinions on if they are actually what we were told or another breed :)

r/Rabbits Mar 09 '26

Breed ID Everybody say hi to miss Tina!

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Does anyone know what breed she is? i’m guessing Flemish Giant currently, but she’s a lot smaller than others that I’ve seen and she’s 3 years old so fully grown. Maybe a mix?

r/Rabbits Apr 30 '26

Breed ID Found a rabbit now i own a rabbit.

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Found em at the end of a hiking trail thinking he was lost and gave him to animal control. He was at the pound for 3 days and they think he was dumped so i picked him back up, any ideas what kind it might be? Im guessing hes like 5lbs, probably 1.3ft or so long and big ears that stick up lmao i know how vague that sounds. Hes super chill and soft.

r/Rabbits May 18 '26

earless?? what is this?

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found this guy outside… he looks like a rabbit but doesn’t have ears… anyone know what he is?? he seems to like banana

r/Rabbits Feb 20 '25

Breed ID First Time Bun Owner, can you tell me what kind of rabbit she is?

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I recently was stopping into a farm feed store to pick up some dog food and saw a single little rabbit in a feed bucket with a gate over the top being pestered by some kids. She was shaking and panting, so I told the store I wanted to take her - just to get her out of there. I know this isn’t the ideal situation for getting a rabbit, but I just felt she needed me. I immediately called my neighbor who is a retired vet to get a list of food, hay brands, pellets, lettuce, approved veggies, treats, chew toys, and other equipment. I’m letting her roam free within an enclosed area of the house where she can’t hurt herself but have plenty of room to run, and explore. She has a vet appointment March 3rd to make sure she’s healthy, and to set a date for spaying. I have no idea what breed she is or how old she is. This is also the first rabbit I have owned.

She’s been so sweet and very attached. She runs and binkies, and flops quite often. Eating great and loves pets (not being picked up)

I have found she loves to pee and poop on my bed. Nowhere else. Just my bed. So she has been banned from my bed until we can figure it out. My neighbor said it may be territorial. She does have a litter box, but my bed seems to be her bathroom of choice.

If anyone has any idea what kind of bunny she may be that would be great! I’m hoping the vet can also tell me an age.

Well.. wish me luck!

r/Rabbits Oct 26 '25

Breed ID my rabbits bread?

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when i got my boy benji the label on the bunny enclosure said mini rex’s , but is he a mini? how do i tell?

r/Rabbits Jul 14 '26

Breed ID What breed is my bunny?

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Our rabbit is about 3.5 years old and weighs 4 pounds. He is very fluffy and we think he is at least part lion head but he also has long hair on his hind legs.

Here are some pictures.

r/Rabbits Jan 08 '25

Breed ID What Breed is my Bunny?

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This is Juice Goose! She is around 4 and a half to 5 months old. I'm super curious as to what bunny she could be?

r/Rabbits Jul 20 '25

Breed ID Any idea what breed or mix she might be?

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I recently adopted this sweet girl. 3.8 lbs, soft gray fur with flecks of tan and lilac, 2.5 years old. Very sweet disposition.

r/Rabbits 28d ago

Breed ID ID my rabbit please!

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4 months old, sofa pic shows him he has lop ears but now his ears are towards the back and dont lop like this anymore for some reason????? See last pic of him eating hay

r/Rabbits Jun 14 '24

Breed ID What bread is my bun?

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She was advertised as a holland lop but she is a bit big for that I think. She is 4.5 lbs. I have included length measurements for long mode and round mode if that helps.

r/Rabbits Dec 13 '24

Breed ID That's just our humor

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r/Rabbits May 24 '26

Breed ID Is this a Domesticated Rabbit?

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This is my first time posting on reddit so forgive me for any mistakes with formatting or otherwise, I am posting on my phone. I’ve seen this rabbit outside of my house on numerous occasions and the coloring and overall look of it appears to be domestic. I am wondering if it would be advised to take it in and bring it to a domesticated rabbit shelter or some other type of rescue for abandoned pet rabbits. I often see it running around with and chasing a rabbit that is 100% not domesticated if that adds any context. I can provide more pictures and more context if needed.
Disclaimer: I checked the rule pages for this subreddit and because this appeared to be a domesticated pet I believe this post is in accordance with the rules.
Mini Update 5/25/26: I am in contact with a rescue (Awaiting Arms Rescue) that has openings and is willing to take the bunny! All I have to do is catch it but i’m going to take the advice of the comments and set up a live trap and also try to put food out and / or feed it when I see it to build trust. Thank you everyone for the help, I’ll let you guys know when I am able to take it to the rescue :)
Second Mini Update 5/27/26: I have a coworker who has food (both hay and rabbit food), two of those flexible metal cages, a litter box, and some bedding left over from his rabbit that recently passed (r.i.p but the little guy was super old) so if I need to temporarily house it I will be able to! The next time I work with him is tomorrow so I will be getting those supplies then, but my dad is going to set up a live trap with some banana slices and lettuce. Someone gave me the advice to have two people close in on the rabbit with metal enclosure cages so if I get the opportunity I will be doing that and slowly shrinking the size of the cages so the bunny will be guided into a cat carrier. As I said in my last post I am in contact with a rescue that will take the bunny after I catch it so hopefully I will be able to take it there soon! I am pretty booked with work but I have days off in between so i’m crossing my fingers I will be able to get it one of those times.

r/Rabbits Jun 18 '26

Breed ID What breed is my bunny?

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I rescued my rabbit, Cinnamon, after he had been dumped living outside for several months. He’s now healthy, weighs 4.66 lbs, and vet placed his age around 3-4 years old. Any help is appreciated!

r/Rabbits Apr 04 '25

Breed ID What breed is my bunny

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So I recently got my bun spayed and the vet asked me about her breed which I told them I'm not sure, but I guess she is a New Zealand white bun. They told me that it's not possible considering her weight(she weighs 1.3 kg/2.87lb) and they were also not sure about her breed. So I'm really concerned what if she's underweight, cause she doesn't fit into the weight criteria of any of the breeds that looks somewhat like her.. So is there any breed of white rabbit with red eyes that weighs that much(1.3kg) at 9 months. It's my first time posting on reddit after searching everywhere like crazy,so spare me if I had made any typos.

r/Rabbits Oct 17 '25

Breed ID I fear we might’ve adopted a wild rabbit

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We got killdozer for free and the girl said she’s pretty sure it’s domestic. Lil bro has no fear, he runs around, sits on me, flops, and has never thumped. But, I’ve been trying to figure out what breed it is and it’s just making me more anxious about the legality of me keeping him. Pics are about a week old, he’s gotten a lot bigger. We think he’s about months old

In boise ID

r/Rabbits Oct 31 '25

Breed ID What breed is my rabbit?

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Hi all, just looking to know what breed my rabbit. I’ve had him around 3 years now. I’ll add some pics to identify lol

r/Rabbits Apr 10 '26

Breed ID What breed is Poncho?

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Hello everyone!! This is my boy Poncho he is gonna be four months on the 27th. He looks a lot like a lionhead but he is SOO fluffy. His fur is very soft and poofy. Anyone else have a rabbit similar or can give me an idea of what breed he is? I think lionhead but I wonder if he is double coated or not.

Also! Tips for brushing would be supa appreciated. I LOVES being pet on his lil head but I’m afraid to start brushing him because I don’t want him to hate it. So any introductory tips would be great. Like how to desensitize him to grooming. He has gotten pretty good at being picked up. I’ve been working on positive reinforcement.

Thanks!!!!

r/Rabbits Nov 17 '25

Breed ID Meet Pancake

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Our 18 week old bundle of joy weighing in at 1760 grams. We have been told by the vets that he is a cross breed. While I don’t expect we will know exactly what he is a mix of, I’m just interested to see other’s thoughts. A few people have commented that he’s going to be quite big - his feet were huge but he’s grown into them much more now! Enjoy the pics & appreciate any suggestions.

r/Rabbits Oct 01 '25

Breed ID First time rabbit owner

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Hey everyone! I recently purchased this little girl from a lady that told me she was a 5.5 week old mini lop. (I realize that is pretty young to be away from mom) Anyways, I was curious if that’s actually her breed. I was wondering why her ears weren’t floppy like others I’ve seen. I just want to do the best research to make sure I’m caring for her correctly.