Lionhead Rabbits

I have only held and loved one lionhead rabbit and he is my house rabbit called Google. He is the most beautiful little man in all the world! Lionheads are so called because they have a smooth body but around their heads have a lion style mane. This fur can get quite long. They tend to be quite small, as they are crossed with the Belgium Dwarf. However, ours is a decent size. I think they just do not tend to grow as big as some domestic rabbits that are frequently overfed. Like Angora rabbits (thought obviously to a much lesser degree) they must be groomed. Ours hates it and so we have tended to give up on the idea but then we notice that he ...  Read the complete review

~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ What is a Lionhead rabbit? ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Lionhead rabbits have a fluffy mane, which is how they got their name. They come in many different colours and can range in size as they are quite a new breed and are still developing. Lionheads are a great pets as well as good show rabbits as they are very attractive due to their long beautiful mane and they also are very friendly and enjoy attention. The picture at the top of the page shows what an average lionhead rabbit looks like although the size of the mane can vary and females (does) often have less of a mane than the ...  Read the complete review

We have recently aquired 3 lion head rabbits who were in such a state, lion head rabbits are quite long haired all over there bodys but have a great big tuft of long hair on the top of there heads inbetween there ears, the hair on there ears is quite short and they have a long main just like a lion which is where i suppose they get there names from. They have a very nice nature and are very friendly even with the children, they enjoy to run around following the children and when ever the girls stop the rabbits will run around them in circles. They enjoy being brushed and i use a soft bristled childrens brush on them, they are very easy to look after ...  Read the complete review