What Breed Is My Rabbit Quiz
Questions: 20 · 10 minutes
1. As your rabbit settles into a relaxed sitting position, which overall proportion is most noticeable?
A long, substantial body that looks much larger than the head
A lean frame with visible length through the torso and limbs
A moderately compact outline with balanced head and body proportions
A short, stocky outline with a broad head and sturdy-looking limbs
2. Which coat description best accompanies your rabbit's small stature?
A prominent mane or long wool around the head
A highly plush, velvet-like rex coat
Normal short fur, but on a rabbit larger than typical dwarf size
Normal short fur on a very small, rounded rabbit with upright ears
3. When you gently stroke the coat in different directions, what does its texture seem like?
Long, flowing, or woolly
Normal short fur that lies smoothly in one direction
Short and somewhat plush, but still clearly directional
Exceptionally plush and velvety, with hairs that spring upright
4. As your rabbit moves across the floor, which overall silhouette is most noticeable?
A long, large body with a clear upward arch toward the hindquarters
A slender body with a narrow head and fine limbs
A very tiny compact body dominated by a round head and very short ears
A compact, rounded, balanced body with sturdy-looking hindquarters
5. During a gentle grooming session, which combination of coat and body shape do you notice?
A long or woolly coat over a light-looking frame
A distinctly velvet-like coat with an unusually springy texture
Ordinary short fur on a moderately built body
Dense, normal-length fur on a compact, stocky body
6. When your rabbit is relaxed, how are the ears usually carried?
Both ears stand upright most of the time
The ears are partly lowered or one tends to drop
Both ears lop, but they appear especially long or narrow
Both ears lop beside the head and look short, thick, and rounded
7. Once fully grown, which healthy weight range best describes your rabbit?
More than about 6 pounds (2.7 kg)
About 4–6 pounds (1.8–2.7 kg)
About 2.6–4 pounds (1.2–1.8 kg)
About 1–2.5 pounds (0.45–1.1 kg)
8. Looking from the front, which description best matches the head and ear base?
A long, narrow head with no noticeable raised area between the ears
A moderately rounded head with only a slight rise at the ear base
A rounded head with a clear crown that helps the ears fall outward
A broad, very rounded head with a pronounced crown and full cheeks
9. Viewed from the side while standing naturally, which topline is most apparent?
A very compact body with little visible length
A short, evenly rounded body
A moderately long body with a gentle curve
A long semi-arched body rising gradually toward the hindquarters
10. At a routine veterinary weigh-in after reaching adulthood, which measurement would best fit your rabbit?
Under about 4 pounds (1.8 kg)
About 4–7 pounds (1.8–3.2 kg)
About 7–12 pounds (3.2–5.4 kg)
About 13 pounds (5.9 kg) or more
11. Considering both size and coat, which description is closest to your adult rabbit?
Large-bodied with short fur and no mane
Medium or large with long wool covering the entire body
Small with ordinary short fur and only occasional head tufts
Small and compact with a persistent mane around the head or neck
12. What kind of longer fur appears around your rabbit's head?
No noticeably longer fur around the head or neck
A few uneven tufts, mainly during shedding
A partial fringe around the cheeks, forehead, or neck
A clear woolly mane forming a noticeable circle or bib around the head
13. Which head-and-ear combination best matches your rabbit?
A tiny rounded head with very short upright ears
A compact head with ears that lop beside it
A medium-to-large head with upright ears of moderate length
A broad, substantial head with very large, thick upright ears
14. After routine brushing, where else do you find persistent longer wool?
The coat stays uniformly short across the whole body
Longer fur is spread evenly over most of the body
Small wisps remain near the hindquarters or sides
Distinctive wool forms a skirt along the flanks or hindquarters as well as a mane
15. From the front, which head-and-ear combination is the closest match?
A long head with lopped ears
A moderate head with long upright ears
A rounded head with upright ears of medium length
A broad, round head with very short upright ears
16. Which adult weight is closest to your rabbit's healthy weight?
More than about 6 pounds (2.7 kg)
Less than about 2.5 pounds (1.1 kg)
About 2.5–3.4 or 4.6–6 pounds (1.1–1.5 or 2.1–2.7 kg)
About 3.5–4.5 pounds (1.6–2.0 kg)
17. Which ear and head profile accompanies the longer facial fur?
Lopped ears on a long or broad head
Very long upright ears on a large head
Medium upright ears on a moderately shaped head
Short upright ears on a compact, rounded head
18. When your rabbit sits in a relaxed loaf position, what stands out most?
A long torso that still appears large when tucked in
A light, narrow frame with visible length through the body
A compact body, though the head and ears remain moderately proportioned
An exceptionally compact body with a large-looking head and tiny ears
19. When your rabbit stretches out beside familiar furniture, how would you describe the body?
Tiny and tightly compact, with very short limbs
Small to medium with a rounded, compact outline
Large and sturdy, but relatively short through the torso
Very long and substantial, with an elongated body and powerful hindquarters
20. Which ear shape best fits your adult rabbit?
Lopped ears that hang beside the head
Very short upright ears on an especially tiny head
Long, substantial upright ears on a large frame
Medium upright ears that look balanced with a compact body