LIONHEADS RABBITS
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Probably the Lionhead's most unique physical feature is the long wooly mane that gives the breed its name. Because of the way the dominate mane gene works, Lionheads can be born with no mane at all, a double mane gene or a single mane gene.
For Lionhead's that have the mane gene, they should have long wooly fur growing around the head, similar to the mane of a lion. Lionheads may also develop wool down around their flanks as well. This is most common with double maned ( carries of the double mane gene ) animals. Wool may grow in other areas such as on the face, ears, stomach, back or others ares of the body, however this is not considered a desirable trait for show rabbits ( but they can still adorable pets ). |
Look at those eyes !!!!!
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Our Current Lionhead Buck.
He is a awesome Lionhead rabbit with 3 color on his fur.
He is been a father of at least 25 bunnies.
Was born and raise here, he is 8 months old.
He is been a father of at least 25 bunnies.
Was born and raise here, he is 8 months old.
Other characteristic traits of the Lionhead include a partly rounded head and small size, usually bewteen 3.5 and 4.0 pounds. It also tends to have slightly shorther, thicker ears that dont exceed 3 1/2 inches long.
They come in a wide verity of color including otter, orange, chocolate, blue, black, red, red eyed white, sable point, seal, siamese sable, smoke pearl, white, also can come in broken patterns, meaning that they are mostly white with spots of other colors.
Lionhead's on average, are thought of a easy going rabbits. They are often times described as having level, easy going temperaments. If cared for properly, many of them will be friendly and seem to enjoy interactions with humans.
They come in a wide verity of color including otter, orange, chocolate, blue, black, red, red eyed white, sable point, seal, siamese sable, smoke pearl, white, also can come in broken patterns, meaning that they are mostly white with spots of other colors.
Lionhead's on average, are thought of a easy going rabbits. They are often times described as having level, easy going temperaments. If cared for properly, many of them will be friendly and seem to enjoy interactions with humans.
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