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Hello there, it seems you missed the last step in posting your image, you had uploaded it but needed to click “insert image” I fixed that for you
I’m not sure breed your bunny is, I don’t see any lionhead in him, not just the lack of long fur but his shape as well doesn’t speak lionhead to me. That being said, I’m really not sure what he could be mixed with, his features aren’t really standing out towards anything in particular to me. Peter is just a super cute bunny
tiny bun but boy can he eat
His face has no dwarf features, and his weight is already what most dwarfs are at their maximum weight. Many pet stores will say their bunnies are dwarves/dwarf mixes, even when they are not. He may be a mini- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.