Are you passionate about the rabbit world? In this blog we have information and entertainment related to the world of rabbits, no matter if you have one of these adorable pets or you are thinking of getting one, in Reis d'Aranda, both pet owners and pet lovers are all welcome.
Its name says it all: the Vienna blue rabbit comes from Austria. Not only is it beautiful with its shiny blue-grey fur (the original), but it is also very affectionate. What's more, these cute little ears are in excellent health.
Despite its name, the New Zealand rabbit originated in the United States, specifically in California. It is descended from the New Zealand Reds, and developed from crosses of different breeds of rabbits, including Belgian hares and Flemish giants.
The Californian, also known as the California White, is a breed of domestic rabbit initially developed for the fur and meat industries by George S. West of Lynwood, California, beginning in 1923.
Although you may be confused when you first hear the name, the fact is that the chinchilla rabbit is not related to the chinchilla. In fact, the only thing these two furry rabbits have in common, apart from the fact that they are rodents, is the colour of their fur.
The Silver Champagne Rabbit is very special because of the silver colour of its fur. At birth it has a different coloured fur and then it turns silver, which attracts the attention of buyers at first sight.
Known as butterfly rabbits, English spotted rabbits or English spotted rabbits, the butterfly rabbit is a breed of rabbit that is characterised by its beautiful spotted fur. The special thing about its spots is that they are distributed in a very particular way, giving this rabbit a unique appearance.
The Giant White Bouscat rabbit is a very little known breed and is considered to be in danger of extinction. Its main function is industrial (meat and fur), but if humans are encouraged to get to know it in depth, they will discover in it a gentle companion full of tenderness.
How many times have we heard the saying ‘breed like a rabbit’? If this is true, rabbits should breed a lot of young and very often, shouldn't they? In reality, this is a half-truth and the way our rabbit breeds not only influences her health but also shows the breeder's respect for the breeding mother. In this article we will talk about it.
Its name says it all: the Vienna blue rabbit comes from Austria. Not only is it beautiful with its shiny blue-grey...
Despite its name, the New Zealand rabbit originated in the United States, specifically in California. It is descended...
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