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What breed of rabbit is this?
I went camping and somebody yelled "There's a bunny!" so I got quite a few pictures of the little guy. And personally I don't think it's wild. It came right into camp and only scampered off when we got within 2 feet of it (Then it would come back)
So any ideas as to what breed it might be? I personally thought it might be a English Spot, or mix of it. He doesn't have a black stripe down his back, but has small spots on his tail and right hind foot. Also doesn't have black on his muzzle.
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- 7 years agoFavorite Answer
What camp sites are you staying at? Some camp sites actually release domesticated bunnies in the camp site and care for them. Its deffinately not a "wild" rabbit. It would never survive without human interference. The white fur makes it impossible for it to hide.
- 7 years ago
Definitely a cross breed. And not a wild rabbit. Someone has most likely released their pet rabbit. Possibly it's an English Spot.
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