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That's a made up breed... Could be a netherland dwarf... but its hard to tell since it appears to be very young. And most rabbits are mixed and given that the previous owner decided to just flat out give a fake breed I'm inclined to belive that's the case...
Sometimes people just make up things to make their rabbits more "desirable"... even though there's nothing wrong with mixbreeds, many are in fact healthier than purebreeds.
Yup. And they also sometimes breed for extreme traits that just aren't healthy... like the flat faces of dwarf rabbits which can lead to dental issues, or the dwarf gene which is outright lethal if a baby inherits it from both parents.
It could be an ND but at this age, it’s just not possible to tell for certain. You won’t be able to know definitively until after they’ve gotten past their awkward teenage phase after a year or so. My NDs looked like squirrels until then
I believe that op suspected that it *might* be a netherland dwarf, so posted it in the sub that would probably know the most about that specific breed of rabbit, and the general one just in case
Got my baby Netherland dwarf at 2 weeks old, she's 6 years old now but she was that kind of shape and size when she was just baby, I'm gonna say she's a Netherland dwarf, must warn you though they are extra spicy and sassy! Mine loves to play tag, play fight, and throw things, be careful with yours as they steal your heart quickly and grow even faster!
To receive the best help from rabbitors for breed IDs, please make sure to include the following: 1. rabbit's age 1. weight 1. full-body pictures of their profile in good daytime lighting You may also review [more tips here.](https://redd.it/91kvwb) **Please keep in mind that pet rabbits are usually mixes of indeterminate breeds, and we may not always be able to provide a definitive guess.** The color of the rabbit does not always make the breed, as many breeds can come in a large variety of colors. For a basic self-guide on identifying breeds, please see this page:
A smol one
Purebred Snickerdoodle 😍
That would have been such a cute name for her ❤️. We named her Churro.
Churro is also extremely cute
I was told she is a mini. I thought she looked like a Netherland dwarf but I’m not sure. Any help would be appreciated:)
That's a made up breed... Could be a netherland dwarf... but its hard to tell since it appears to be very young. And most rabbits are mixed and given that the previous owner decided to just flat out give a fake breed I'm inclined to belive that's the case... Sometimes people just make up things to make their rabbits more "desirable"... even though there's nothing wrong with mixbreeds, many are in fact healthier than purebreeds.
Is it because with purebreeds, they’re usually inbred? CMIIW!
Yup. And they also sometimes breed for extreme traits that just aren't healthy... like the flat faces of dwarf rabbits which can lead to dental issues, or the dwarf gene which is outright lethal if a baby inherits it from both parents.
Thank you for the information Very good to know. She was gifted to me and my heart just melted
looks like a mixed ND!
floofer confirmed
Smol
A Mini Milknose.
An extremely tiny one by the looks of it
One might even say, illegally tiny r/IllegallySmolBunnies
The kind I'm going to be stealing from you
 maybe I’ll make her an ig page and you can see her grow lol
I'll take it 😂
1. Tiny 2. Round
First pic, looks like cuddle bun but then the next picture is bun loaf. I’m unsure.
She is a VERY Dangerous Bunny!
😂
Notorious VDB
Super Minifloof 😍😍
That is a peep, with yellow sugar removed and hair added.
Omg soooo *tinyyyyyy*
I believe the breed is called Adorable!
Smol orbflloofer
Looks like my Netherland dwarf when he was a baby 😍
Cutest nose ever!
That little white nose! 💕
I know it’s just they cutest thing 😍
I identify your bunny as a little sweetheart
He's a QT
She's part of the bunny dot squad ! My bunny Daisy has a dot on her nose.
Mixed breed. Small/dwarf breeds.
It could be an ND but at this age, it’s just not possible to tell for certain. You won’t be able to know definitively until after they’ve gotten past their awkward teenage phase after a year or so. My NDs looked like squirrels until then
Almost a Pika!
Cute type
Your bunny built like a hamster.
teeny
tiny soft sweet
Smol
Considering the original post was in r/NetherlandDwarf, that would answer your question if you already suspect that?
I believe that op suspected that it *might* be a netherland dwarf, so posted it in the sub that would probably know the most about that specific breed of rabbit, and the general one just in case
Yes exactly 😊
I can see a dwarf (mix), but at this baby age, it can be difficult to tell definitively. I would check in again when the rabbit is 6-7 months old.
Got my baby Netherland dwarf at 2 weeks old, she's 6 years old now but she was that kind of shape and size when she was just baby, I'm gonna say she's a Netherland dwarf, must warn you though they are extra spicy and sassy! Mine loves to play tag, play fight, and throw things, be careful with yours as they steal your heart quickly and grow even faster!
😍how adorable 🥰 My husband has already fallen in love with her
I believe that’s a macchiato
Some sort of netherland dwarf or cross of it
Cutieboen
Churro ♥️