Rhinelander

Rhinelanders have ideal adult weights of 6.5 to 10 pounds.

They are mostly white, with distinctive black and bright gold-orange markings: a "butterfly" on the nose, six to eight spots along the sides, and a "racing stripe" down the back. The ears are black and orange, on a white head with black and orange circles around the eyes.

You would be unlikely to find a Rhinelander rabbit in a pet shop or rescue situation. They are a rare breed, listed by the American Livestock Conservancy as "Watch" status. According to the Rabbitgeek.com list, based on ARBA registrations, they are no. 13 on the rarest breeds list.

Blue variety
Black variety

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