Belgian Hare near the Grass
A slender Belgian Hare stands in profile near a small patch of grass.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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The Distinctive Profile of the Belgian Hare
This view shows a Belgian Hare positioned near grass. Characterized by long limbs and tall upright ears, this domestic rabbit breed resembles a wild hare while remaining a gentle domesticated animal.
Discovering the Belgian Hare Breed
Despite its name, the Belgian Hare is actually a breed of domestic rabbit selectively bred to look like a wild European hare. Originating in Belgium during the nineteenth century, these active animals are known for their athletic build and lively nature. They require spacious enclosures to allow room for their powerful hind legs to hop freely.
Natural Colors of the Belgian Hare and Vegetation
- Belgian Hare coat: Rich deep red-fox color with chestnut undertones
- Hare eyes: Dark hazel or brown
- Ears: Tan with black shading along the outer edges
- Grass blades: Deep green or yellowish brown