Publisher's Synopsis
The Netherland Dwarf is a domestic rabbit breed notable for its small stature and cuteness. It is one of the tiniest rabbit types, with an average size of 7-9 inches (18-23 cm) in length and a weight of 0.9-1.1 kg.
The Netherland Dwarf has a "baby doll" or "teddy bear" appearance due to its spherical body, short ears, and huge, sparkling eyes.
The first Netherland Dwarf rabbits were presented in the United States in the 1960s, while they had been around since the early 20th century in the Netherlands.
Due to its petite stature, adorable appearance, and amiable personality, this breed is a favorite among rabbit aficionados and pet owners alike. The distinctive appearance of the breed is due in part to the vast range of colors and patterns seen in Netherland Dwarfs.
Netherland Dwarfs are well-known for their lively and inquisitive personalities despite their diminutive stature. With the right treatment and handling, they can blossom into wonderful companion animals.
They need a healthy diet, consistent exercise, and a spotless habitat in which to flourish. The high amount of energy typical in Netherland Dwarfs suggests that they can benefit from playtime and toys.
The miniature size of the Netherland Dwarf makes it a popular pet and competitive show rabbit. A healthy diet and regular maintenance are essential for keeping them alive and thriving throughout their whole 7-10 year lives. Due of their diminutive stature, more caution should be exercised when handling and housing them.
