The giant angora can serve as both pet and fiber producer. Keeping a giant
angora means a bigger care commitment than less woolly bunnies. Because of their size, they also require larger amounts of food. The giant angora rabbit is one of the few breeds registered with the American Rabbit Breeders Association with no maximum weight stated in the breed standard. An adult giant angora must weigh at least 9.5 pounds if male, and 10 pounds if female. The weight size corresponds to a medium-sized cat. If you show your rabbits and have any physical impairments, this means transporting a bunny twice the size of many other breeds. All giant angoras are white with reddish, or "ruby" eyes. Giant angoras require constant grooming.
angora means a bigger care commitment than less woolly bunnies. Because of their size, they also require larger amounts of food. The giant angora rabbit is one of the few breeds registered with the American Rabbit Breeders Association with no maximum weight stated in the breed standard. An adult giant angora must weigh at least 9.5 pounds if male, and 10 pounds if female. The weight size corresponds to a medium-sized cat. If you show your rabbits and have any physical impairments, this means transporting a bunny twice the size of many other breeds. All giant angoras are white with reddish, or "ruby" eyes. Giant angoras require constant grooming.