The Netherland dwarf rabbit is a standout breed of rabbits that are tamed. It is a smaller breed of rabbit compared to other rabbits. The rearranged face gives it a youthful appearance. It only weighs 500 g to 1.13 kg. The small size of the rabbit makes it unsuitable for meat production, but is a great pet. It is an extremely active rabbit that needs a lot of space to be able to circle and do its activity.
Netherland Dwarf rabbits cross-reared usually retain a majority of their unique traits. This depends on the kind of rabbits it has been crossed with. Cross-reared rabbits can sometimes have a puerile look, but they are usually bigger than thoroughbreds.
The Netherland Purbred comes in different colors. These include Blue Eyed Whites, Red Eyed Whites, Blacks, Lilacs, Reds, Chocolates, Siamese Smokes, Siamese Sables, Opals, Agoutis, Cinnamons, Opals, Squirrels, Foxes, Oranges and Fawns.
The Netherland dwarf is essentially identical to a typical canine or cat. It can appear frightened and distant in some situations, but most of the time it is enthusiastic and hyperactive. It is also necessary to spend enough time with other people and for controlled activity. If not properly handled, it can also create anxiety and become a very focused animal. It is important to not drop the nestling as its bones are extremely fragile.
It makes a great pet because it is easy to train, is quiet and enjoys interacting with people. It is a submissive and curious dog that shows a quiet, mellow temperament when it is being treated by the people with whom it interacts. Occasionally, it will seek out attention and make friends with people and enjoy playing with children as well as adults.
The Netherland dwarf is easier to maintain than larger rabbits due to its small size. It needs a similar diet as other rabbits. This rabbit is unlike any other in the sense that its stomach framework is extremely sensitive. It is possible that a small change in the rabbit’s eating habits can cause problems. It may be fed unlimited quantities of timothy and hay. You can also give it small amounts of vegetables, especially dark green ones. However, it is best to avoid parsnips or carrots as they are high in sugar. They are best served by organic products, such as apples, that contain low levels of sugar. Constantly provide unlimited water.
The breed’s main concern is lacquer goads, and congested teeth. It must have access to more sustenance that it can continue to bite at to help its teeth become smaller. It is also susceptible to infection from water, bedding, food or confinements. Deworming should be done at least two times a year. The rabbit must also receive special lice and bugs treatments.
Be sure to consider if your rabbit pet will live indoors or outdoors before purchasing one. The Netherland dwarf rabbit is a typical outside-living rabbit. If you decide to keep the rabbit in your garden, a crate should be prepared. It should be an open box that is not subjected to much wind or sun. Be sure to waterproof the roof and cover it with felt. The pen’s wood should be treated so that water cannot get in even when it is raining heavily. Every day, the pen should be cleaned.
You can also choose an indoor plastic enclosure which looks similar to a large cage for hamsters. It is important to take the same care with its diet and rest. Links and wiring should be off-the-beaten path so as to avoid mishaps.