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WHAT IS A LIONHEAD RABBIT?

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The result was a gene mutation that created the appearance of a mane or a long ring of fur around the rabbit’s head. Hence the name, Lionhead.

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WHO THEY ARE FOR?

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Lionhead rabbits are the perfect combination of playful sillies and quiet cuddles. If you have children, Lionhead rabbits are the perfect companion.

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HOW TO CARE FOR LIONHEAD RABBITS?

GROOMING

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You should include scratching posts for your rabbit, but you will need to supplement with regular nail clipping.

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Click the Link Below to Learn More About Lionhead Rabbits

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WHAT IS A LIONHEAD RABBIT?

The exact origin of lionhead rabbits isn’t known, but many speculate that they came about by a Neanderthal dwarf rabbit being bred by a Swiss Fox rabbit in Belgium.

The result was a gene mutation that created the appearance of a mane or a long ring of fur around the rabbit’s head. Hence the name, Lionhead.

WHO THEY ARE FOR?

Lionhead rabbits are perfect for anyone who wants a domestic pet and isn’t afraid of trying something new.

Lionhead rabbits are the perfect combination of playful sillies and quiet cuddles. If you have children, Lionhead rabbits are the perfect companion.

HOW TO CARE FOR LIONHEAD RABBITS?

GROOMING

They get their name by their mane-like hair, but this long fur needs a lot of grooming. Ideally, you should brush your lionhead rabbit at least once a week.

You should include scratching posts for your rabbit, but you will need to supplement with regular nail clipping.

NAIL CLIPPING

Click the Link Below to Learn More About Lionhead Rabbits

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