Belgian Hare

Rabbit · Heritage · 0 live listings

Belgian Hares are a domestic rabbit bred in England to look like a wild hare, with long legs, a deep red coat and a racy full-arch body. They are fast and nervous, and need space and gentle handling.

At a glance

Purpose
Show
Origin
England
Mature weight
6–9.5 lb
Lifespan
7–10 years
Temperament
Nervous, alert
Best fit
Experienced owners, show
Species
Rabbit
Category
Livestock
Group
Heritage
Registries
ARBA, Breeder pedigree (three generation)
Papers
5 categories
DocilityNervous
HardinessNeeds solid floors
Grooming loadLow grooming
Beginner fitNot for beginners

Scales follow breed-club and veterinary consensus; individual animals vary. Listings show what each seller has on file.

The tradeoffs, honestly

Belgian Hares startle easily and can injure themselves in small cages. They need large housing and solid floors.

Common questions

Are Belgian Hares actual hares?

No. They are domestic rabbits bred to look like hares.

What health checks should a Belgian Hare have?

Check feet and teeth. Ask about RHDV2 vaccination and E. cuniculi history.

Are Belgian Hares good pets?

For experienced owners with space. They are nervous and need gentle handling.

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Health tests to ask for
Veterinary exam on fileRHDV2 vaccinationDental check on fileE. cuniculi testBreeder’s litter recordMicrochip registered

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