Breeding of pedigree rabbits combines several hobbies: On one hand, it involves working with the animal, including its care, feeding, and the affection you give it. Additionally, there is the targeted breeding to produce offspring that exhibit specific breed characteristics and conform to a defined breed standard. Finally, there is the exchange of experiences and competition with other breeders. In contrast, the significance of rabbits as livestock is increasingly fading into the background. Rabbits are undemanding and do not require much space, housing, food, or handling. For breeding purposes, they are the ideal species. Not only because of their proverbial fertility but also due to their many color, type, and size variations, as well as the different lengths and styles of fur and ears, a diversity of breeds has developed that is unparalleled in most other animal species.