English Spot

Rabbit · Heritage · 0 live listings

English Spots are a 19th century English breed with a butterfly nose, eye circles and a line of spots along each side. They are full-arch and very active, and their markings make them a challenge and a favorite in show breeding.

At a glance

Purpose
Pet, show
Origin
England
Mature weight
5–8 lb
Lifespan
7–10 years
Temperament
Active, curious
Best fit
Active owners, show
Species
Rabbit
Category
Livestock
Group
Heritage
Registries
ARBA, Breeder pedigree (three generation)
Papers
5 categories
DocilityActive, needs space
HardinessSturdy
Grooming loadLow grooming
Beginner fitBetter for active homes

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

The tradeoffs, honestly

English Spots need space to run. Breeding for show produces many poorly marked kits called charlies and selfs.

Common questions

What is a charlie?

A kit with too little color from inheriting two copies of the spotting gene. Charlies make fine pets but cannot be shown.

What health checks should an English Spot have?

Check teeth for malocclusion. Ask about RHDV2 vaccination and E. cuniculi history.

Are English Spots good pets?

Yes for active homes. They are friendly and curious but need exercise and space.

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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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