Britannia Petite Rabbit

The Britannia Petite Rabbit

The Britannia Petite Rabbit

The Britannia Petite developed in England in the mid 19th century and is known there as rabbits Poland. Dwarf breed is very lively and energetic.

Size: Dwarf

Hair type: Short

Origins

The Britannia Petite developed in England in the mid 19th century and is known there as Poland. Despite their name, they do not come from Poland, but is named to 'polish' their shiny coats. They are thought to have come from mixed ancestry (probably small wild rabbit crossed with Dutch and Silvers) are imported from Belgium and is often referred to as Belgium rabbit table. Rabbit meat is enhanced in the development of Poland; Although small it was brought up to the table and considered a delicacy. Poland recognized breed United in 1884, initially raised only in White with red eyes. The white rabbit Poland were first imported to the United States around 1912, where breeders are trying to improve their kind 'tortuous. The American Poland was selectively bred to be more compact, round body type, whereas in the English breed Poland remain slim and rabbit like. Then import of rabbit Poland English is considered a separate breed of rabbit Poland America and renamed Britannia Petite.

Appearance

Britannia Petite is one of a very small range of special weight 700g - 1.2kg (1 ½ - 2 ½ lbs).

Britannia Petites typical for elegant, upright pose them. They are small, well-boned and slender rabbit, with a curved, like a rabbit body. The head is wedge-shaped in profile with a pointed nose and ears were enough adjacent overhead, giving the appearance of a warning. 

The Britannia Petite has a smooth coat is short, fine hair. 

Colour

• White color (red-eyed)
• Black
• Black Otter
• Chestnut Agouti
• Sable Marten. 

Temperament

Carriage Britannia Petites very lively and energetic. Despite its small size, they require a lot of space because they are almost constantly active. They can run very fast, jump high and really enjoyed the freedom to race around. They are intelligent and curious and like climbing and surfing; regular exercise is very important to prevent boredom. 

Britannia Petites does well with children. They do not like to be hugged, preferring to be on the move, and was too small and fragile for young children to handle safely. 

Britannia Petites get used to handling early and tender age, understanding approach is essential. They can be unforgiving of any rough treatment and bad experience can leave them very wary or even aggressive toward humans. 

The Britannia Petite rabbits can be lively and entertaining for the more experienced owners.

American Chinchilla Rabbit

The American Chinchilla Rabbits

American Chinchilla

The American Chinchilla was breeds in the USA from standards Chinchilla. A large meat and fur breed, are very rare.

Size: Large

Hair Type: Medium

Origins

The American Chinchilla was breed developed in America the year of 1920 from First Chinchilla rabbits were imported from Europe in 1919. And 'born Chinchilla rabbits in France in the early 1900s, and are named for their resemblance to the fur Rat South America, Chinchilla. Rabbits Chinchilla developed using Himalayan, Beverens colored rabbit and wild agouti, and the first display of the French in 1913. Quickly becoming Chinchilla rabbit types of commercial success throughout Europe, not only because of their resemblance to pelt of fur Chinchilla, but also because mature coat faster than other rabbit breeds. Chinchilla arrived the United States in 1919 and quickly became a popular commercial. Some farmers have started selectively breeding chinchillas to increase their size, with the aim of producing a rabbit More profitable meat launching larger and much more. Chinchilla is best known originally as the Heavyweight Chinchilla, but in 1924 they were recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association as, larger breed separate and named Chinchilla America, with the original, small breed is distinguished as the standard chinchilla. The American Chinchilla substantially similar to all, but the size of standard Giant Chinchilla, Chinchilla not like most resembles a giant Flemish. The American Chinchilla virtually unknown outside of the United States and, with a decrease in the fur trade of meat, have become very rare (listed as critical by the American Livestock Breeds Consevancy).

Appearance

 The American chinchilla rabbits are big, heavy 4-5.5kg (9-12lbs). The American Chinchilla has a medium build, with a compact body, short neck and head with a fairly broad brief, leaf erect ears. The American Chinchilla has a very soft, dense coat straight hair, medium length. Chinchilla has coloring agouti, where the hair has a bandwidth of contrast color along its length. The background color (close to the skin), dark slate blue, the color of the middle band is Pearl and troubleshooting of gray hair. Black 'beat' (guard hair) unevely distributed over most of the body. Stomach, neck, pelvis and eye circles have beats pale, beads and ear mixed with black.

Colour

Chinchilla (slate blue / pearl / black Agouti pattern) Chinchilla colouring is also found in a number of other breeds. 

Temperament 

American Chinchilla rabbit docile, good nature and very gentle.