From Hannah Strombler, California
In this picture
Oreo is on the table of are beach house.
Group
Compact
Varieties
Black, Blue, Chocolate, Gray, Steel,
Tortoise. Colored with white markings.
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Weight
Males: 3 1/2 to 5 1/2 pounds, Females: 3
1/2 to 5 1/2 pounds
Physical
Attributes
The body is med short and round. The ears
are upright. The nose is completely
white. There is color from the ears down
to the cheeks, leaving a stripe of white
from the chest, onto the nose, and
narrowing to a very fine line that runs
between the ears and widens again as it
reaches the body. The front of the
rabbit is white, then it becomes colored
about halfway. The color goes all the
way back to the tail, but the hind feed
have white on the front portion.
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Personality
Dutch are generally quite calm and enjoy
attention. The breed has been a popular
pet for many years.
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Your Own
Coat Type and
Grooming
Dutch have a short coat that is easy to
care for. Weekly groomings with a
slicker brush are fine, except during
shedding season when bi-weekly grooming
may be required.
Information Provided by Sarah
Giers, Contributor for Rabbit Topics.
Reader's Comments on this
Breed
From Hannah Stombler, California I have 2 Dutches. One is 2 weeks old and the other is 1 1/2 years old. They
are so easy too handle and I practically never have too groom her! I love them
so so so so so much! I love you Oreo and Yoggie!
