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The Belgian Hare is a rabbit. They are very similar
in looks to the hare, having a long, thin body, legs and ears. They
are commonly red in color. Belgian Hares are a very racy and
fine-boned breed of rabbit, with a deep rich red color that has
black-waved ticking to the fur. The type and fur qualities are lost
when crossed with other breeds. While not considered the hardiest of
breeds, they are an active rabbit that typically requires wooden
floored hutches heavily bedded with shavings and straw. Belgian
Hares do not do well with extremely high humidity or heat. They are
fair mothers and litters will average 4 to 8 kits. Youngsters are
slow to mature. Mature bucks and does will weigh 6 to 9 lbs.
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