Where can I buy Angora rabbit?
Angora rabbit
| Country of origin | Turkey |
| Distribution | Worldwide |
| Type | English, French, German, Giant, Satin, Chinese, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, St. Lucian, Swiss |
| Use | Angora wool production, pet |
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Can Angora rabbits live outside in winter?
Angoras can stay warm in consistently cold temperatures with their long thick wool, so long as their fur is not trimmed. Being as heat-sensitive as they are, Angoras thrive in the winter and can be outside so long as the temperature does not drop too low.
How much does a giant Angora rabbit cost?
You should be able to find Giant Angora Rabbits for sale from $100 and upward. If you’re looking for a rabbit with a pedigree, then expect to pay more. If you’re looking to keep this breed as a pet, focus your search on breeders who breed their rabbits to be kept as domestic pets and commercial producing animals.
Which Angora rabbit should I get?
French Angora Easily identifiable by its lack of long hair on its face, the French Angora is much less prone to hair-related health problems (and therefore makes an easier pet to take care of). If you love the fluffy look of Angoras but worry about the maintenance requirements, a French Angora makes a good compromise!
How cold is too cold for an Angora rabbit?
Temperatures below 20 degrees Fahrenheit may be too cold even for healthy adult rabbits. Remember that the temperature inside the hutch may be warmer due to your rabbit’s body heat, so check both the environmental temperature and the ambient temperature inside the hutch.
What size cage does an Angora rabbit need?
Cage Size. The recommended cage size for an individual German Angora rabbit weighing 5 ½ to 12 pounds (2.5 to 5.5 kgs.) is 30″ deep by 36″ long by 24″ high or 24″ deep by 48″ long by 24″ high (a minimum of 7.5 square feet not including space occupied by food and water dishes).
Do angora rabbits shed?
Most angoras will naturally shed their coat 3-4 times a year, basically every 90 days. The German angora do not molt their wool like the other breeds, so shearing the rabbit is common practice.
How much space do Angora rabbits need?
The recommended cage size for an individual German Angora rabbit weighing 5 ½ to 12 pounds (2.5 to 5.5 kgs.) is 30″ deep by 36″ long by 24″ high or 24″ deep by 48″ long by 24″ high (a minimum of 7.5 square feet not including space occupied by food and water dishes).