
	Rhinelander
	The Rhinelander is a breed of domestic rabbit that originated in Germany in the early 20th century. It is named after the Rhine River, which runs through the region where the breed was developed. Rhinelander rabbits are medium-sized, with a compact and muscular body type. They have a distinctive coat pattern, with a white base color and large black spots that are evenly distributed over the body. The spots should be as round and well-defined as possible. The ears are upright and should be approximately 4-5 inches in length. Rhinelander rabbits are known for their friendly and docile temperament, and are often kept as pets. They are also sometimes raised for their meat and fur, although they are not as commonly bred for these purposes as some other breeds. In terms of care, Rhinelander rabbits require a balanced diet of hay, pellets, and fresh vegetables, as well as regular exercise and access to clean water. They also need regular grooming to maintain their coat, which is dense and soft to the touch. Like all rabbits, they benefit from social interaction with their owners and other rabbits, as well as a safe and stimulating living environment.
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