The Lionhead rabbit is a fancy rabbit which looks like a Lion but a rabbit version.

There are many colours of the Lionhead but once again the main thing in showing Lionheads is good type.

The Lionheads were first standardised May 1st 2002.

The ring size for showing is 'C' rings.

The Lionhead has to be cobby, well rounded body, head bold with well developed muzzle.

Legs medium length and not too fine, stance to be high enough to show full chest and mane.

Not to exceed 3 inches, well covered but no furnishings and carried erect.

Bold and bright, eyes of whites - red or blue, in all other colours as per colour standard.

The mane is the most important part of the standard.

It should be between 2-3 inches in length, to form a full circle around the head extending to a 'V' at the back of neck, falling into a fringe between the ears.

Noticeably longer hair on cheeks and chest.

The coat to be dense of medium length, roll back, and even all over body, small amount of extended fur around flanks permissible on under five months exhibit, but not desired.

All colours as long as they conform to a recognised colour and pattern.

The condition is also important on any rabbit.

The Lionhead should be free from any disease and to be of perfect health.

Woolly furnishings, head too fine, ears too long, excessive fur on flanks and poor colour.

3lbs to 3lb 12oz (1.700kg)

Ring size ‘C’ Points

1/ Type 25

2/ Mane 30

3/ Coat 25

4/ Colour 15

5/ Condition 5

Total 100

Cobby, well developed muzzle, legs of medium length, stance to be high enough to show full chest and mane.

Not to exceed 3” in length, well covered, some furnishings allowed, ears not to be separate from body .

Bold and bright of good colour.

The mane should be between 2 - 3 “ in length to form a circle around the head extending to a ‘V’ at the back of the neck.

The coat to be dense, of medium length, roll back, extending fur on flank allowed on adults, permissible on under five months, but not desired.

All colours as long as they conform to a recognised colour and pattern.

The exhibit should be in perfect state of health, free from soiling especially on feet.

Head too fine, poor colour and condition, ears separate from body.

3lbs - 3lbs 12oz (1.700kg)