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The Argente Brun is known as the “gentle giant” of the rabbit world, and this breed is extremely easy to breed and care for. Although they may be large and sturdy, they are a good choice for novice breeders, as they are herbivores and very easy to breed and care for. This article talks about this breed and the club that is dedicated to the Breed in the United States.
An Overview Of the American Satin Rabbit and the Association Dedicated to Promoting It By Tom Seest What Is the American Satin Rabbit Breeders Association? Ariel Hayes created the Mini Satin project in the late 1970s and gave up the project in 1982. Many breeders,...
An Overview Of the Flemish Giant and Association By Tom Seest What Is the National Federation Of Flemish Giant Rabbit Breeders? The Flemish Giant was introduced to North America in the early 1900s. In 1915, the National Federation of Flemish Giant Rabbit Breeders was...
An Overview Of the Standard Chinchilla and the Association By Tom Seest What Is the American Standard Chinchilla Rabbit Breeders Association? There are many advantages to owning a Standard Chinchilla rabbit breed. This heritage breed is easy to tame and has a lower...
An Overview Of the Rex Rabbit and Mini Rex Rabbit Clubs By Tom Seest What Is the National Rex Rabbit Club? If you are considering raising a Mini Rex Rabbit or a Rex Rabbit, you will want to get a membership in the National Mini Rex Rabbit Club or the National Rex...