Name: Lionhead rabbit
Brand: Lionhead rabbit
SKU: 541472
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Female Baby Dwarf Lionhead Rabbits

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

541472

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Lionhead rabbit

Location

Yadkinville, Yadkin County, North Carolina

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

1 orange female -Poppy.

1 white female -Primrose.

Born June 1, 2023.

Unspayed.

Mother is a lionhead.

Father is a netherland dwarf.

$120 each or $200 for both.

I am trying to rehome these kittens to really good homes. Because I care about them very much.

Each of these rabbits will come with:

Some of the current food they have been eating (Alfalfa hay and Alfalfa pellets).

A toy ball treat dispenser, as a way to give them treats or pellets.

Their own little blanket for the comfort of something familiar.

A homemade care book for young and adult rabbits, including how I have been caring for them.

And at your request, I can send you baby pictures that I have of them.

If I accept your adoption request, the idea is to meet up in a public place somewhere to give you the rabbit(s) along with what I said I would give. Please bring a carrier with hay and water.

The white lionhead female rabbit has a beautiful coat that needs regular brushing to keep away matted fur. She currently fears humans and will usually stomp her foot when scared away. She needs more handling and someone to grow and bond with. She does enjoy being pet once she realizes you are safe. She is friendly as can be for a rabbit her age and lack of handling. She gets along well with her sister Poppy.

The orange(chocolate fox) lionhead female rabbit has a beautiful coat that needs regular brushing to keep away matted fur. She currently fears humans and will usually stomp her foot when scared away. She needs more handling and someone to grow and bond with. She does enjoy being pet once she realizes you are safe. She is friendly as can be for a rabbit her age and lack of handling. She gets along well with her sister Primrose.

(I do not recommend breeding these rabbits since they are already a mixed breed.

Spaying is good to do as soon as the female rabbit is old enough, so that it prevents future cancer and suppresses unwanted aggression or behaviors or pregnancies... I paid a bit over $200 for a Neuter. The cost differs from vet to vet.)

(These rabbits are used to being free ranged in a large room with the presence of a small dog.)

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of rabbits are available for adoption?

We have two female baby dwarf lionhead rabbits available for adoption: Poppy, an orange female, and Primrose, a white female.

When were the rabbits born?

The rabbits were born on June 1, 2023.

Are the rabbits spayed?

No, both rabbits are currently unspayed.

What are the parent breeds of the rabbits?

The mother is a lionhead rabbit, and the father is a Netherland dwarf rabbit.

What is the adoption fee for the rabbits?

The adoption fee is $120 each or $200 for both rabbits.

What will be included with the rabbits upon adoption?

Each rabbit will come with:

Some of the current food (Alfalfa hay and Alfalfa pellets)
A toy ball treat dispenser
Their own little blanket for comfort
A homemade care book for young and adult rabbits
Baby pictures upon request

Is there a specific process for adoption?

If your adoption request is accepted, we will arrange to meet in a public place for the transfer of the rabbit(s) along with their supplies. Please bring a carrier with hay and water for the journey.

How do the female rabbit's temperaments?

The white lionhead female, Primrose, has a beautiful coat that requires regular brushing to avoid matting. She may be initially afraid of humans, often stomping her foot when scared, but she enjoys being petted once she feels safe. Primrose gets along well with her sister, Poppy.

The orange lionhead female, Poppy, also has a stunning coat needing regular grooming. Similar to Primrose, she is cautious around humans but becomes friendly with gentle handling and patience, and she too gets along well with her sister.

Should I breed these rabbits?

We do not recommend breeding these rabbits as they are a mixed breed. Spaying is advisable once the female is old enough to prevent health issues and unwanted behavior.