Fancy Dwarfs

Initially I did not plan on breeding these animals, but as we all know rabbits, they went ahead without my consent and multiplied by the month. Over the years I've acquired quite a few different breeds of dwarf rabbits, including Angoras and Netherland Dwarfs. My passion has grown for the Dwarf Angora rabbits as they are very cute and cuddly, and do not require as much grooming as the bigger Angor

a rabbits. Most of my rabbits run freely in my back yard and have a heavenly life. I do everything in my power to keep them safe and properly fed. I have various portable rabbit cages that I keep the babies in until they are big enough to look after themselves. Apart from keeping them safe, I also tame them to such an extend that they will come into my house to grab a bite or stretch out in front of the heater whenever they feel like it. Most of my rabbits are potty trained and used to human handling. If you are interested in these unique animals, I suggest you keep an eye on this page. Transport Costs from Robertson to Cape Town: R400

Banking details:
Beneficiary: M.F. Botha
ABSA Bank
Saving Account
925 688 1558
Branch Code: 632005





FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the average size and weight of a dwarf rabbit? A dwarf rabbit is normally between 200mm and 250mm in length. Their average weight is about 600g. No dwarf rabbit will weigh over 1kg. What does a baby dwarf rabbit and a fully grown rabbit eat? The baby rabbits and fully grown rabbits eat the same food. Dwarf rabbits should get fresh fruit and vegetables at least twice a day. In addition to this they should always have fresh water, some raw oats, straw, budgie seed and some rabbit pellets. When buying more than one rabbit without the intend to breed, which gender should I buy? It does not matter which gender you choose. Rabbits only get territorial when they are around the opposite s*x. It is cheaper to sterilize a male rabbit than a female rabbit and it is also a less complex operation. When will a doe come on heat? A female rabbit does not have a cycle. The shear presence of a male rabbit can stimulate her to come on heat. Female rabbits can give birth every month for four years of their fertile life, which can be anything from the age of 6 months. What is the difference between a Normal Dwarf Rabbit and a Dwarf Angora Rabbit? A Dwarf Angora Rabbit is very fragile in their development stage, which can be the age of 3 months. Normal Dwarf Rabbits are tougher as they develop faster. Baby Dwarf Angoras (up to the age of 3 months) are not ideal pets for small children.