Lilac

Rabbit · Heritage · 0 live listings

Lilacs were developed in England in the early 1900s, and have a soft pinkish dove-grey coat. They are medium-sized, calm and friendly, and are kept for pets, show and meat, though they are less common than many breeds.

At a glance

Purpose
Pet, show, meat
Origin
England
Mature weight
5.5–8 lb
Lifespan
7–10 years
Temperament
Calm, gentle
Best fit
Pets, show
Species
Rabbit
Category
Livestock
Group
Heritage
Registries
ARBA, Breeder pedigree (three generation)
Papers
5 categories
DocilityVery calm
HardinessSturdy
Grooming loadLow grooming
Beginner fitGreat first rabbit

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

The tradeoffs, honestly

Lilacs are rare, so show stock can be hard to find. Their soft color fades in sunlight.

Common questions

What color is a Lilac?

A pinkish dove-grey, even across the body.

What health checks should a Lilac have?

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

Are Lilacs good pets?

Yes. They are calm, friendly and easy to handle.

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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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