This a small long-haired breed was first introduced in1984 by rabbit breeder Bonnie Seeley of High Bridge, New Jersey.

This tiny breed is the smallest of domestic rabbits and only weighs between 1.75 to 2.5 lbs!

This large breed usually has a white body with dark markings on their tail, nose, feet and ears.

This is one of the oldest breeds with very distinctive markings: white blaze (nose), white front, color circling the eyes, cheeks and ear. Color starts about the middle of the back to the tail with a straight dividing line, the feet and hind legs are white.

This tiny rabbit has a compact and rounded body. What makes them unique is the fact that they have a mane.

This rabbit is mainly bred for their fine quality wool, which is silky and soft.

These little rabbits have broad, thick ears that hang down beside the head and have a dense coat of soft, medium length hair.

These mini and standard sized rabbits are often called "velveteen rabbits" because of their dense, plush fur that feels like velvet.

This is the largest breed of rabbit. On average the males weigh 14 lbs but can reach 22 lbs while the female average is 13 lbs but can reach 20 lbs

This rabbit has a white coat with colored markings on ears, rings around the eyes, dorsal stripe and butterfly-shaped marking on the muzzle.