The Dutch rabbit is one of the ten most popular rabbit breeds in the world. It used to hold the top spot before dwarf rabbits came along. The breed is believed to have developed in the United Kingdom — ancestors from the Netherlands and Belgium give the breed its name. This breed of rabbit is easy to identify because it has a very unique color pattern. The front of the face, front of the body, and approximately one third of the rear paws are white. The cheeks, ears, and stomach are colored, as is the saddle — the line of … Continue reading →