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Satin Rabbit: The Satin rabbit breed, which developed from Havana mutation, is known and named for its coat. The fine hair shaft and transparent hair shell give the dense coat a silky look. More >> |
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Satin Angora Rabbit: The Satin Angora rabbit breed has shiny fur that is finer and more brilliantly colored than the other Angora breeds. Its dense coat grows about 3 inches. More >> |
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Silver Rabbit: A medium-size rabbit, the Silver rabbit breed has a short coat. The white guard hairs against the dark surface color create the silver look that the rabbit is known for. More >> |
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Silver Fox Rabbit: The Silver Fox rabbit breed has a large, meaty body with dense fur that grows about an inch long. Its coat is black with silvering and is coarse to touch. More >> |
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Silver Marten Rabbit: The Silver Marten rabbit breed, which was bred from the Chinchilla, has mostly dark fur with silver-tipped guard hairs and markings. Eye bands, a triangle on the neck and a silver belly adorn this breed. More >> |
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Standard Chinchilla Rabbit: The Standard Chinchilla rabbit breed has a round body and gradually arched back. Developed from the cross of a wild gray and domestic rabbit in 1913, it derived its name from the color of its fur. The blue undercoat and long, white guard hairs with black ticking resemble that of a chinchilla. More >> |
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