Giant Angora rabbits are sexually mature about 8 months after birth. When a female rabbit is restless, it is a sign of heat. After mating, the male rabbit will bark loudly and then pass out. Female rabbits should be separated from male rabbits after pregnancy. Put straw or other hay in the cage and surround the cage with a cloth and try not to touch it so the female rabbit is quiet and stable. Female rabbits use the hair on their abdomens to build their nests.

From pregnancy to delivery, the giant Angora Rabbit female rabbit will change Very neurotic and overly cranky. A female rabbit may bite her owner or kill her offspring. The fetus can give birth to 5-6 rabbits. Female rabbits can eat rabbits when food or water is insufficient, so the amount provided should be a little more than usual. After about 30 days, the rabbits are ready to leave the nest. At this point, the rabbit can leave the female.

Giant Angora rabbits should develop good scientific feeding and excretion habits from a young age. Six months ago, the rabbits ate regularly and quantitatively every day, and there was an unlimited supply of alfalfa throughout the day, which enhanced their physique and was not prone to disease and growth.