Lionhead

Lionheads stand out becuse of there unique mane.

About the "King of the Rabbit Barn

 * 1) *Your lionhead should never be in a cage with ceder bedding because it can cause respiratory problems; choose a safe, recycled brand or use a towel that is soft.
 * 1) Give your bunny daily care. It should be fed twice a day with rabbit pellets (alfalfa if the rabbit is less than seven months; timothy if the rabbit is older) and have unlimited access to timothy hay. Make sure your rabbit has plenty of fiber to help prevent against wool block (hairballs), and groom your Lionhead daily for the same reason. During the time your Lionhead is shedding, groom it more often
 * If you see a bunny with pink or pink rimmed eyes slowly rocking its head back and forth, this is only because they can't process light well. Doing this helps them to process it much better - this isn't actually a disease. So if you see your little guy doing this, don't worry.
 * Lionhead bunnies have long fur about two inches long. This fur needs to be brushed once a week (with a wire cat brush) to prevent your bunny from getting wool block (like cats, rabbits ingest fur when they groom themselves. Unlike cats, however, rabbits are unable to cough up ingested hair. The hair gets caught in their intestines, resulting in wool. However, providing dried papaya and plenty of fresh timothy hay should prevent wool block.)
 * To tell if your rabbit is over or underweight, you can run your hand over its spine, gently pressing down. If you can't feel the spine at all, your rabbit is over weight. The spine should feel smooth, with rounded bumps. If the bumps feel almost jagged and very noticeable the rabbit is underweight.
 * Lionheads should weigh between 2.5 and 3.8 pounds (if they are purebred dwarfs), if it ways 4 pounds or over, it is either overweight or pregnant (or is a mixed breed of rabbit that one parent was not a dwarf).
 * If you don't happen to have a brush for your lionhead rabbit, you can wet your hand and drag it over the rabbits fur. This will pick up any loose fur, meaning less for your rabbit to accidentally ingest.
 * Do not feed your rabbit too many fruits as they are high in sugar and can cause diabetes.
 * Do not feed your rabbit yogurt treats as they are very unhealthy for your rabbit.