History:The origin of the Angora rabbits varies: one is from Turkey, Angora (Angola), brought back by the British for professional breeding. It has become a long-haired rabbit species in the United Kingdom; another saying is that it originated in the United Kingdom and was bred by the French. It is named Angora because of its slender hair, which is a bit like an angora goat. In the 18th century, it was introduced into France, the United States, Germany, Japan and other places and was introduced by various countries, and several varieties were cultivated.

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Personality: docile and lovely, not resisting being held or groomed.

Standards: Weight: 2.2-3kg, round body shape, whole body (including face, ears, feet) covered with hair, hair up to 10cm, texture like silk. Diet: They often eat their own fur, so they should be fed plenty of pasture. Reproduction: Viviparous. The certification association is the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA). Varieties come in a variety of colors, such as white, black, gray, golden yellow, blue, chocolate, dark brown, light purple, etc.

British Angora Rabbit Alias: Angora Rabbit It's docile and cute, and won't resist being cuddled or groomed. It is very simple and honest, and it is so stupid that it often eats its own hair, so it must be replenished with sufficient pasture in time. Click to enter UK Angora RabbitClub