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Dutch Rabbits in Kent

3 Dutch Rabbits in Kent

Dutch rabbits Female bunny - Advert 1
2

Female bunny

Dutch

13 weeksAge
FemaleSex
£45Price

Female bunny Unfortunately doesn’t get on with my rabbits. Fully vaccinated Flea and worm treated So friendly, loves snuggles Can deliver if close in Kent

Queenborough, Kent
Dutch rabbits Beautiful Dutch/ Rex female white and gray only - Advert 2
41

Beautiful Dutch/ Rex female white and gray only

Dutch

6 monthsAge
FemaleSex
£35Price

I’m not sure if the breed 100% but she is either Dutch or Rex, handlable and atleast 6 months old (I’m not sure if the age) the owners prior had for four months I’ve had them for a month

Sittingbourne, Kent
Dutch rabbits Male Adult Dutch Rabbit - Advert 3
3

Male Adult Dutch Rabbit

Dutch

1 yearAge
MaleSex
£30Price

This is Marley He is just over a year old Vaccinations and dewormed He has been neutered He is a gentle baby very loving and sweet Unfortunately having to sell as downsizing my group

Faversham, Kent

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Are Dutch Rabbits good pets?

Yes, Dutch Rabbits make excellent pets due to their smart, friendly, gentle, and patient nature. They are generally easy to train, can learn tricks and litter habits, and respond well to affection once they feel comfortable in their surroundings.

Do Dutch Rabbits like to be held and cuddled?

Dutch Rabbits typically enjoy being held and cuddled once they have bonded with their owner and feel secure. Initially, they may be cautious or shy, so it is best to let them approach you first and handle them gently to build trust.

What are the disqualifications of Dutch Rabbits in shows?

Disqualifications for Dutch Rabbits in shows are based on standards set by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, mainly focusing on deviations from the breed's defining white markings, body shape, coat colour, and overall conformance to the breed standard. Specific details can be found in the ARBA's Standards of Perfection.

What is the typical lifespan of a Dutch Rabbit?

Dutch Rabbits usually live between 6 and 9 years, but with good care, some can live up to 12 or even 15 years.

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