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Rabbitsmall5-10 yearsMarked

Dutch

Classic rabbit with distinctive two-tone markings

Size
small
Lifespan
8 years
Senior Age
6+ years
Origin
England

Characteristics

GentleCalmEasy to handleGood for beginners

Dutch Age in Human Years

Rabbit AgeHuman AgeLife Stage
0.5 years10 yearsBaby
1 year20 yearsAdult
2 years26 yearsAdult
3 years32 yearsAdult
4 years38 yearsAdult
5 years44 yearsAdult
6 years50 yearsMature
7 years56 yearsMature
8 years62 yearsMature
9 years68 yearsSenior
10 years74 yearsSenior

Health Considerations

  • Generally healthy breed
  • Regular exercise needed
  • Watch for overgrown teeth

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Dutchs live?

Dutchs typically live 5 to 10 years, with an average lifespan of 8 years. Proper nutrition, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care can help your Dutch live a longer, healthier life.

When is a Dutch considered a senior?

A Dutch is generally considered a senior at around 6 years of age. At this stage, you may notice changes in energy levels, and it's important to adjust their diet and exercise routine accordingly.

How do I calculate my Dutch's age in human years?

Dutch aging isn't linear like the old "7 years" myth suggests. Use our breed-specific calculator above for accurate results. Generally, Dutchs age faster in their first few years, then slow down as adults.

What size is a Dutch?

Dutchs are classified as small-sized rabbits. They belong to the Marked group and are known for being gentle, calm, easy to handle.

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