Got a new rabbit. How can I tell what breed she is without papers?

She is pretty small, but those ears are pretty big. I suspect she may be a mini lop. Look at lots of pictures of bunny breeds and see what she most resembles, but the pictures make me think she is a mini lop eared bunny. Thank you for using Pet Coach.

Without a clearer image, it is difficult to determine breed. It may indeed be a wild rabbit just by looking at the coat, size, color and ears. There are about 40 other breeds though that exhibit those same characteristics, so a close physical exam would be needed to definitively determine breed.

Hello! What a cute bun! Blue looks like a Hotot rabbit - if he's under 3 pounds, he's likely a Dwarf Hotot, and if over 3lbs, he's likely a Blanc de Hotot. If you're unsure of his lineage, he could be a mix, but I'm pretty sure he's mostly a Hotot. Good luck with beautiful Blue! :)

It looks like a dwarf of some sort; since I don't know the age it is hard to judge size. It will be easier to tell once he is full grown. This article may help you more: ( https://petcentral.chewy.com/how-to-determine-your-rabbits-breed/ )

I am afraid there is no test. However if you only bought the rabbit recently, you can go back to the shop and they can tell you what age their rabbits were at a certain time of sale. As for the gender : male rabbits have two elongated testicles, one each either side of the penis, Females just have a little slit. As for its breed , you can upload a good photo from the side and we can try to figure out what breed your rabbit is.

If you don't have papers on these kittens, they are almost certainly "Domestic Shorthairs" and "Domestic Medium hairs" (that third picture looks like a medium hair). This is the most common breed in the U.S., and the vast majority of cats here are this breed. Hope this helps.

This bunny is quite cute but does not look like any lop eared rabbits I have met. Even the shape of the face looks slightly different as many of the lops tend to have a shorter, more blunted nose/rounder face. It is possible the bunny could have a mix of several breeds, so it is possible there could be some lop in there. Regardless, he looks like a cutie and hopefully he will make a good pet for you!