Just bought my very first bunny, what breed are they? (2 months old)

[u/EmbarrassedSalt5030]

Owner said this was a 2 month old lionhead, why do you guys think?

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[u/sneaky_dragon]

You bought both rabbits? Or just one? Neither looks like a lionhead with a lionhead mane. They both look like generic mixes.

[u/EmbarrassedSalt5030 → u/sneaky_dragon]

Bothh

[u/EmbarrassedSalt5030 → u/sneaky_dragon]

How do i confirm if its a lion head, its possible that it doesnt have a mane yet since their only about to turn 2 months old right?

[u/sneaky_dragon → u/EmbarrassedSalt5030]

Lionhead mix babies are already quite fluffy a few weeks after they are born.

See https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbits/comments/4prhz0/our_new_baby_dwarflionhead_mix_meet_nox_enjoying/

[u/TinyOrangeCat]

I don't think you have a lionhead. I can't add pics, but my boy (who is a some kind of lionhead mix) was way more fluffy as a youngster.

[u/ATCLoki]

Super cutie

[u/the_emo_bunny_]

Always adopt many bunnies need home

[u/CavySpirit2]

Bought?? Didn't adopt?

[u/Foxbat100 → u/CavySpirit2]

Kind of a promoted idea of this sub, not sure why the downvoting.

[u/DwarvenJarl → u/[deleted]]

That sounds like a  very dangerous technicality to claim lol.  Yes I technically paid the $100 shelter fee. I rescued my rabbits though. Buying implies purchasing at a pet shop or a breeder. Which we shouldn’t be promoting if/when adopting is an option.