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Harlequin rabbits Female Lop bunny - Advert 1
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Female Lop bunny

Harlequin

1 yearAge
FemaleSex
£0Price

Misty - female lop rabbit looking for a new home, neutered and vaccinated until August. She will also use a litter tray. We adopted her from a rescue and they bonded her with our neutured boy but unfo

Rotherham, South Yorkshire
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Harlequin rabbits Female rabbit for free - Advert 2
2

Female rabbit for free

Harlequin

2 yearsAge
FemaleSex
£0Price

Needs to go to good home, she is currently living indoors but has lived outdoors previously, loves being out her cage for a run too

Stevenage, Hertfordshire
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Harlequin rabbits Male boy - Advert 3
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Male boy

Harlequin

5 monthsAge
MaleSex
£40Price

Very quite and loves is food likes a run around the garden. Would love him to go to a good home has he is still young and will send change over food .

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Kidderminster, Worcestershire
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Are Harlequin rabbits rare?

Harlequin rabbits are not considered rare; they are a popular breed known for their distinctive coat patterns and coloration. They are fairly easy to find through reputable breeders, rabbit shows, and fairs in the UK.

What makes a rabbit a Harlequin?

A Harlequin rabbit is identified by its unique coat pattern featuring a distinctive mix of two colours arranged in bands or bars. There are two main types: Japanese Harlequins, with orange combined with black, blue, chocolate, or lilac, and Magpie Harlequins, where white replaces orange. The ideal Harlequin has a sharply divided face, alternating coloured ears, and matching feet, with symmetrical, divided coat markings.

Are Harlequin rabbits friendly?

Yes, Harlequin rabbits are known for their friendly and playful nature. They are curious, affectionate towards their caretakers, and can be quite independent. They generally get along well with people, including children (with supervision), and enjoy attention such as petting and gentle strokes.

How much does a Harlequin bunny cost?

The cost of a Harlequin rabbit in the UK typically ranges between £15 and £75, depending on factors like whether the rabbit is show or pet quality, the quality of its markings, and its pedigree.

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