Rabbit (Bunny) Compatibility: Best and Worst Matches
The Rabbit is gentle, thoughtful and good at keeping the peace. In Chinese tradition it matches best with signs that are calm and kind, and finds loud, pushy signs tiring.
- Best: Goat
- Best: Pig
- Best: Dog
- Enemy sign: Rooster
Rabbit Matches at a Glance
- Trine group
- Goat and Pig
- Secret Friend
- Dog
- Enemy sign
- Rooster
- Harm pair
- Dragon
- Hardest
- Rooster, Dragon and Rat
- Same sign
- 70 / 100
Best Matches for the Rabbit
The Rabbit's best matches are the signs in its trine group and its Secret Friend. Tradition sees shared aims and natural support in these pairings.
Rabbit Enemy Sign and Hardest Matches
The Rabbit's enemy sign is the Rooster. It sits opposite the Rabbit on the zodiac wheel, six years apart, a pairing called a clash. The Rabbit's harm pair is the Dragon. Tradition expects friction in these, and treats them as a reason for patience, not as a ban.
Hardest Matches for the Rabbit
- Rooster 30 / 100Clash. The Rabbit and the Rooster sit opposite each other on the zodiac wheel. Tradition expects friction in style and pace, and calls it a clash.
- Dragon 35 / 100Harm. The Rabbit and the Dragon are a harm pair. Tradition expects slow wear and misunderstanding rather than open conflict.
- Rat 40 / 100Punishment. The Rat and the Rabbit fall in the same punishment group. Tradition links it to strain over rules, trust and promises.
Enemy Years
- Years of the Rooster: 2029, 2041, 2053In the year of the Rabbit's clash sign, tradition marks the Rabbit for extra care. Your own sign years are 2035 and 2047.
Every Rabbit Pairing, Ranked
All 12 signs, from the best match to the hardest, with the traditional rule behind each score.
| Partner | Score | Match | Rule | Why | Full page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goat | 90 | Excellent | Trine partner | The Rabbit and the Goat belong to the same trine group, signs four years apart. Tradition sees shared aims and easy support. | Rabbit and Goat compatibility |
| Pig | 90 | Excellent | Trine partner | The Rabbit and the Pig belong to the same trine group, signs four years apart. Tradition sees shared aims and easy support. | — |
| Dog | 85 | Excellent | Secret Friend | The Rabbit and the Dog are Secret Friends, one of six traditional best-match pairs. Tradition says each brings out the best in the other. | — |
| Rabbit and Rabbit | 70 | Good | Same sign | Two Rabbits share a sign. Tradition says they understand each other quickly, and also repeat each other's habits. | — |
| Ox | 60 | Fair | No named link | The Ox and the Rabbit have no named link in the traditional rules, so the match depends more on the two people than on their signs. | Ox and Rabbit compatibility |
| Tiger | 60 | Fair | No named link | The Tiger and the Rabbit have no named link in the traditional rules, so the match depends more on the two people than on their signs. | Tiger and Rabbit compatibility |
| Snake | 60 | Fair | No named link | The Rabbit and the Snake have no named link in the traditional rules, so the match depends more on the two people than on their signs. | Rabbit and Snake compatibility |
| Monkey | 60 | Fair | No named link | The Rabbit and the Monkey have no named link in the traditional rules, so the match depends more on the two people than on their signs. | Rabbit and Monkey compatibility |
| Horse | 45 | Challenging | Break | The Rabbit and the Horse are a break pair. Tradition says plans between them tend to come loose a little. | — |
| Rat | 40 | Challenging | Punishment | The Rat and the Rabbit fall in the same punishment group. Tradition links it to strain over rules, trust and promises. | — |
| Dragon | 35 | Challenging | Harm | The Rabbit and the Dragon are a harm pair. Tradition expects slow wear and misunderstanding rather than open conflict. | Rabbit and Dragon compatibility |
| Rooster | 30 | Challenging | Clash | The Rabbit and the Rooster sit opposite each other on the zodiac wheel. Tradition expects friction in style and pace, and calls it a clash. | — |
Scores come from the rules, not from opinion. See how they are worked out.
Rabbits in Love, Friendship and Work
In Love
Rabbits want a quiet, affectionate home and a partner who is kind. They avoid open arguments, so it helps to have a partner who is willing to raise a problem gently.
In Friendship
The Rabbit is a thoughtful friend who remembers birthdays and listens well. It prefers a small circle and calm company to big groups.
At Work
Rabbits are tactful and careful, and they smooth over friction in a team. They work best where the pace is steady and where nobody shouts.
Rabbit Compatibility FAQ
Who is the best match for the Rabbit?
Tradition favors the Goat, Pig and Dog, which score 90, 90 and 85 out of 100 on this site's rule-based scores.
Who is the Rabbit's enemy sign?
The Rooster. It sits opposite the Rabbit on the zodiac wheel, a pairing called a clash, and scores 30 out of 100. The Dragon is the Rabbit's harm pair.
Who is the worst match for the Rabbit?
By the traditional rules the hardest pairings for the Rabbit are the Rooster, Dragon and Rat, which score 30, 35 and 40 out of 100. These are traditional readings, not predictions about two people.
Are two Rabbits compatible?
Two Rabbits share a sign. Tradition says they understand each other quickly, and also repeat each other's habits. Two Rabbits score 70 out of 100 (Good).
How is Rabbit compatibility scored?
Every pair starts at 60. Each traditional rule that applies adds or removes points: trine +30, Secret Friend +25, same sign +10, break -15, punishment -20, harm -25, clash -30. Scores stay between 10 and 95.