The Pet Atlas

Breed Rabbits Small

Thrianta

Compact rabbit with a bright orange coat and rounded proportions

At a glance

Basic requirements and commitment level

Daily requirements

Activity
Medium
Handling comfort
Medium
Health sensitivity
Medium
Grooming
Low
Temperature sensitivity
Medium

Context & compatibility

Size
Medium
Lifespan
7–10 years
Body weight
8–9 lb
Coat type
Normal
Coat length
Short
Ear type
Upright

Is this right for you?

Common scenarios where this breed tends to fit well or less well

A good match

  • Want short-coat, low-fuss care and a rabbit that likes routine

Not ideal

  • Want a wool/long-coat breed where grooming is a central commitment

Social & behavior

Temperament and interaction style

Personality & activity

Often friendly and steady—people-aware, with moderate evening bursts and plenty of downtime.

Handling & social style

Many become comfortable with gentle touch; predictable routines and calm floor-time interaction usually bring out the best.

Care & health

Setup, routines, and health considerations

Care overview

Straightforward care: short coat, light grooming, and a steady routine—color is the main “special feature,” not the upkeep.

Environment & space

Standard indoor space works well—prioritize a roomy base and daily floor time for hopping and exploring.

Daily routine

Daily life is predictable, with consistent evening activity, reliable feeding enthusiasm, and stable resting preferences.

Health sensitivities

No widely consistent breed-specific sensitivities are commonly reported; typical medium-rabbit considerations apply.

Grooming / coat

Short coat with low grooming needs, especially outside seasonal sheds.

Background

Origins and how that history shapes what you see today

Origin region

Netherlands

Background

A Netherlands breed developed to standardize a rich orange-red coat. The breed’s identity is that bold color on a compact, traditional frame, with an “easy keeper” vibe in many homes.