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What is this, a dog? Oh, no, a rabbit, I've never seen a rabbit like that!

This is the typical reaction I receive when people see my English Angora Rabbit. A good English Angora rabbit does not look very much like a rabbit, mainly because of his head furnishings: long tassels on the ears, abundant head bangs and side trimmings with the eyes hidden under all of the furnishings. The face should be short, flat and wide. With these kind of facial characteristics, no wonder people are confused about whether they are seeing a rabbit or a Pekinese dog!

The English Angora has a cute face with heavy wool furnishings on the ears, face and feet. The wool texture is silky with a small percentage of guard hair, thus it requires more grooming. The smallest breed of the four, English Angora weighs 5-7-1/2 lbs at maturity. The English Angora is characterized being round and soft.

English Angora (rare breed)

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