
Mixed Breed
We have 1 male and 4 female absolutely beautiful French lop mixed with lion head baby bunnies.. Will be available from 16th Dec. Mum is a white French lop and dad is lionhead we have both mum and dad.

Mixed Breed
2 male and 1 female mixed baby rabbits for sale. Available from 2nd January. Darker colour with white front and brown with white front right foot are male. Brown with partially white toes is female. M

Mixed Breed
GENUINE FOREVER HOME WANTED. Super adorable male bunny “ bun bun” Approx 5/6 months old now. mums a lion head & dads an English spot x lion head, His siblings found forever families but sadly he ne

Mixed Breed
Our female bunny has had a litter of 5 babies, mum is available, very friendly as handled straight away.

Mixed Breed
4 bunnies 3 male 1 female Ready to collect by 4th December Have been handled so very friendly and around dogs

Mixed Breed
The bunny is a female, her name is Bluebell, she's almost 4 months old, fully vaccinated, worm treated and litter trained. She very kind and playful, lives scratches and pets. She'd be also more than

Mixed Breed
Mike (named after Michael Jackson 😂) but a female, and Rose. Live beautifully together and have done since birth. Vaccinations up to date and lovely natured. Will give to a good home as an early ***

Mixed Breed
Unfortunately looking to rehome our female rabbit. She is just over 1 years old and has always been an Indoor only rabbit. She loves attention and generally just being around people. She loves a

Mixed Breed
Here we have 4 baby buns for sale. Mum is a Dutch x Netherlands and dad is pure Netherlands Siamese 3 female (doe) 1 male (buck) All very friendly and handle daily Girls we would like to£50 Boy

Mixed Breed
I’m selling my 2 female rabbits. Both female Sister from same litter I’m not sure on the breed so i put mix breed but i don’t think they are mix breed They are only baby’s at the minute i think ar
Yes, mixed-breed rabbits generally live longer than purebreds due to greater genetic diversity, which reduces the risk of inherited diseases. Purebreds often face breed-specific health issues that may shorten their lifespan, while mixed breeds benefit from a broader gene pool, making them typically healthier and more resilient when given proper care.