ceilpaws
Well-Known Member
I brought my dear Emmet home last night from the shelter. He was listed there as an english spot cross, but I am doubting the validity of that since his conformation, markings, and size are off. I know he is a mutt bunny and I adore him as well as that fact, but, for fun, I was wondering if anyone could identify possible breeds he is made up of.
Here's some basics about Emmet: He is a bit over a year old (13 months), he is a neutered male, his weight is approximately 5#, and what I know is that his pattern is broken black. His fur is soft, not rex-like in any fashion, and does not have the sheen (in my opinion) that a satin would have. That being said, as he is a mix, I'm having trouble ruling much out. And, I've looked at the breed identifying threads and get confused - I did 4H and have had rabbits my entire life and do well with purebreds, but I am not sure what my little man is made up of. If we can't discern anything, that's fine. But, I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.
I've taken some photos. I tried to follow the guidelines listed in how to photograph for breed identifying. But, Emmet wasn't always a willing subject! Nevertheless, here we go...
I hope those help to give some visual information. If not, hey, at least he's cute! Thank y'all in advance for whatever you come up with!
Here's some basics about Emmet: He is a bit over a year old (13 months), he is a neutered male, his weight is approximately 5#, and what I know is that his pattern is broken black. His fur is soft, not rex-like in any fashion, and does not have the sheen (in my opinion) that a satin would have. That being said, as he is a mix, I'm having trouble ruling much out. And, I've looked at the breed identifying threads and get confused - I did 4H and have had rabbits my entire life and do well with purebreds, but I am not sure what my little man is made up of. If we can't discern anything, that's fine. But, I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.
I've taken some photos. I tried to follow the guidelines listed in how to photograph for breed identifying. But, Emmet wasn't always a willing subject! Nevertheless, here we go...
I hope those help to give some visual information. If not, hey, at least he's cute! Thank y'all in advance for whatever you come up with!