Plush Lop is a domestic rabbit kind including two distinct diversities: Mini and Standard. This race was created in the United States by Devie D'anniballe in 1995.  With the combination of recent existing races Holland Lop, Mini Lop, and mini rex, she was successful in developing these mini plush lop rabbits.  Her sole objective was to end result in a perfect pet … [Read more...]

Onslow of Cambridge first displayed lilac rabbits in the London Rabbit Exhibition in 1913, and Mabel Illingworth also created lilac rabbits that year by crossing Blue Imperial with Havana. Later in 1917, Blue Beverens was crossed with Havanas, and slightly bigger lilac rabbits, known as 'Gouda' or 'Gouwenaar' were developed by C.H. Spruty. R.C. Punnett re-created these … [Read more...]

Velveteen lop has an upper-lined body just like the shape of a mandolin. The animal tail is long which starts from the back of the rabbit's shoulder and reaches up to the hips of the rabbit. Their skull is medium, cheeks are wide and there is a curvature on their skull. The Head is wedge shaped and the neck is small. Appearance These rabbits are supposed to be petted, so … [Read more...]

In 1984 at the convention of the American rabbit breeders association (ARBA), Bonney Seeley first introduced the jersey wooly rabbits. The Netherland Dwarf and the French Angora were crossed to create the jersey wooly rabbits. A little rabbit with a woolly coat resulted from this cross. The resulting New Jersey Woolies retained the oblong body shape of the French Angora but … [Read more...]

The satin rabbit despite its size is a famous breed with the size ranging from medium to large. This breed is considered a pet as well as an exhibition breed.  These rabbits have decent trash size and females proved good mothers. Some breeds of satin rabbits are a little cranky and protective when they are young. Appearance  The satin rabbit breed has a commercial body … [Read more...]