Help with breed please

[hasek39]

I tried to use the thread pinned at the top of each category "What breed is my bunny" however it doesn't seem to be working.

I am interested in a rescue bunny and she is about 5 pounds. I don't have any other info other than she's 2.5 years old.

Thank you.

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

She looks a little like an English spot but I’m always wrong . She’s beautiful anyway!

 

[hasek39]

She looks a little like an English spot but I’m always wrong . She’s beautiful anyway!

Not that I know anything of anything, but reading up on English Spot, that seems to fit. Thank you AP.

(edit Add): Actually 3 of the 6 marking characteristics aren't exact for an English. Maybe she's a mix... a mutt.... a gourmet bunny?

Here's another picture

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[TheSketchyBunnies]

She is so cute!!

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

(edit Add): Actually 3 of the 6 marking characteristics aren't exact for an English. Maybe she's a mix... a mutt.... a gourmet bunny?

Here's another picture

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It is likely that she is a mix, it’s not very likely that she’s a purebreed.

 

[Blue eyes]

Rabbits with these markings are often confused with the English Spot. But I don't think she is. They have a different body shape altogether. This is an English Spot. Notice how long and lean.


And here's a cute video that shows how many different breeds are confused with the English Spot.


Thankfully, rabbit care isn't dependent on breed type. All rabbits get the same basic care.
At 2.5 years, she is an adult and won't be getting any bigger. Have you been able to meet her yet?

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

Rabbits with these markings are often confused with the English Spot. But I don't think she is. They have a different body shape altogether. This is an English Spot. Notice how long and lean.
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And here's a cute video that shows how many different breeds are confused with the English Spot.


Thankfully, rabbit care isn't dependent on breed type. All rabbits get the same basic care.
At 2.5 years, she is an adult and won't be getting any bigger. Have you been able to meet her yet?

Yep, as I said. I’m always wrong

 

[Mariam+Theo]

I agree with Blue eyes, she doesn't look like an English Spot. English Spot's backs are arched, and hers is not. She looks more like a mini rex mix. Super cute!

 

[hasek39]

Thank you @Mariam+Theo and @Blue eyes . I liked watching that vid

I went out and picked up some needed stuff. Now to get onto the rabbitat!

 

[Mariam+Theo]

For housing ideas, check out these links:
https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/2019-cages-add-your-photo.93422/https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/2020-indoor-cages-add-your-photo.96731/https://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/housing-options.html

 

[majorv]

She does look like a Mini Rex, based on type and fur. They get to about 4.25 lbs.

That video was made by a longtime member on here, woahlookitsme.

 

[Blue eyes]

That video was made by a longtime member on here, woahlookitsme.

thank you! I can never remember who it was that made it.