Do Dwarf Rabbit Breeds Need Special Care?
The answer to this is not really. There are a couple of things you need to keep in mind with dwarf breeds but in general their care is the same as other rabbits. Here are a few things you need to watch out for: • Dwarf rabbits can often be more highly strung and harder to handle than larger breeds. And, while there are always exceptions to the rule, in general they actually need *more* space and exercise than a larger rabbit does as. • Because of their obviously small size, dwarf rabbits look very much like prey to cats and dogs, particularly to dogs such as terriers that are bred to hunt and kill rats, mice and even rabbits. You may be best to consider choosing a larger rabbit if you have a dog or cat in the house. • While it’s not a proven scientific fact, many dwarf owners feel their dwarf bunnies have a more delicate digestive system. While that may or may not be the case with your dwarf bun, you still need to be very careful about the quantity of food you feed your bunny. Dwarfs a
