What is a Rex Rabbit?
A Rex rabbit is a very docile, good-natured creature that would make a great addition to any family. It has short, plush fur which has a beautiful texture.
Types of Rex Rabbits
There are two main Rex rabbit breeds: the Standard Rex rabbit and the Mini Rex rabbit. We breed only the Standard Rex Rabbit.
History & Origin
The breed originated after the discovery of a litter of wild gray rabbits in a French village in 1919. Thoroughly impressed with the wonderous fur, breeders decided to start a new lineage.
The Rex breed comes from the recessive rex gene mutation which gives the rabbit its plush, dense, and smooth fur.
Rex rabbits were displayed in Paris at an international rabbit show in 1924. They were then introduced to the United States before being accepted by the American Rabbit Breeder’s Association (ARBA).
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What is a Silver Fox Rabbit?
The Silver Fox is a large, docile breed that is excellent with children. Senior bucks should weigh 9–11 pounds and senior does should weigh 10–12 pounds. The breed is named for its dense, unique fur.
How to Define a Silver Fox Rabbits
When the fur is stroked from tail to head, it will stand straight up until stroked in the opposite direction. This trait is found in no other breed and greatly resembles the pelt of the silver fox of the Artic.
History & Origin
The Silver Fox breed was developed by Walter B. Garland and was the third breed to be developed in the United States. Originally named the American Heavyweight Silver, the name was changed to Silver Fox in 1929.They were then introduced to the United States before being accepted by the American Rabbit Breeder’s Association (ARBA).
