Continental Giant Rabbits in Hull, Kingston upon Hull

2 Continental Giant Rabbits in Hull, Kingston upon Hull

Continental rabbit

Continental Giant

5 monthsAge

MaleSex

£350Price

I have a continental male rabbit called rooster for sale. At the moment he is a house rabbit and he is around 6 months old and of no fault of his own he is just becoming to much for me and my mental h

York, York (32mi)

Continental giants

Continental Giant

11 weeksAge

MixedSex

£100Price

I also have couple available from another litter ready in couple week . Stunning little of baby continental giants only a few left available this time mum natural colour dad harlequin . All eating and

Knottingley, West Yorkshire (36.9mi)

FAQs

Are Continental Giant rabbits good pets?

Yes, Continental Giant rabbits make good pets as they are generally docile, calm, gentle, and friendly with children and humans. They enjoy interaction, can be trained, and like to hop indoors, sometimes sitting on laps when comfortable. However, they can become nervous if handled roughly, so supervision around children is recommended.

How much does a Continental Giant rabbit cost?

Continental Giant rabbits tend to have a higher initial purchase cost compared to other rabbit breeds. While exact prices vary, their monthly expenses mainly consist of food, such as rabbit pellets and fresh vegetables, which are not very costly.

What are the differences between Continental Giant and Flemish Giant rabbits?

The main differences lie in size, temperament, and physical traits. Flemish Giants usually grow larger, sometimes as big as a medium dog, and have semi-arched bodies with ears around 8 inches long, while Continental Giants typically weigh 16-20 pounds and grow up to 3 feet long with ears about 25% of their body length. Temperament-wise, Continental Giants are more playful and active but dislike their feet being touched, whereas Flemish Giants are more laid-back, cuddly, and patient.

What is the lifespan of a Continental Giant rabbit?

The average lifespan of a Continental Giant rabbit is around 5 years, while Flemish Giants tend to live slightly longer, typically between 5 to 7 years.