Silver fox rabbit

The Silver Fox rabbit is the third breed developed in the United States. It was created by Walter B. Garland of North Canton, Ohio. The Silver Fox is truly a multi-purpose breed, raised for meat and fur.

The Silver Fox Rabbit is considered to be the third breed to have true American roots, after the New Zealand Red Rabbit and the American Blue Rabbit

The Silver Fox Rabbit is known to be one of the rarest breeds in America.

If I may state a humble opinion, I think that the most under-appreciated breed in the United States is the Silver. Nope, not the Silver Marten. Not the Silver Fox. The Silver. I got my first Silvers in 2004. Since then, I have met many rabbit exhibitors who are not aware that this breed exists. ...

The Silver Fox Rabbit is known to be one of the rarest breeds in America. It has a "standing coat" that resembles that of a Silver Fox in the Arctic.

Silver Fox Rabbits, description and photos. Rare Breeds livestock of New Zealand. The Rare Breeds Conservation Society of New Zealand lists and describes rare and minority breeds that it aims to preserve and promote.

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The Silver Fox rabbit is the third breed developed in the United States. It was created by Walter B. Garland of North Canton, Ohio. The Silver Fox is truly a multi-purpose breed, raised for meat and fur.

Hazel (Silver Fox), being held like a baby. So cute!