The different Meat breeds of Rabbit
Rabbits are great and clever animals, but with more than 60 breeds to choose from, we realize how difficult it is to limit down the enormous array of options. If you want to have a large snuggling lop-eared rabbit, for example, you need know the variations between numerous breeds of rabbits with lopped ear carriage, such as the French Lop and the English Lop. ** Champagne Silver Rabbit The Champagne Silver Rabbit is a very old breed with slate gray blue fur that was produced to feed the fur industry before being changed to a meat type. It delivers high-quality, excellent meat. ** Silver Rabbit of Saint Hubert The Argenté de Saint Hubert is a domestic and meat rabbit breed that was developed around the end of the nineteenth century. This lovely medium-sized rabbit, which was nearly extinct in the 1950s, has made a comeback on all-too-rare farms. ** Hotot's White Rabbit The Blanc de Hotot is a French rabbit breed descended from spotted rabbits. It is distinguished by its snow-white complexion, black-rimmed eyes, and capacity to produce meat. ** White Rabbit from Vendée The Blanc de Vendée is a medium-sized rabbit breed that was developed at a Vendée farm about 1911. It's a stunning breed that's bred for both its fur and meat. ** Fauve de Bourgogne Rabbit Due to its prolificacy and ease of breeding, the Fauve de Bourgogne is one of the most popular French rabbit breeds. This breed, which is frequently domesticated, produces lean, marbled, and excellent meat. ** Large Russian Rabbit The Great Russian Rabbit, despite its name, is a medium-sized rabbit descended from one of the tiniest rabbit breeds: the Russian Rabbit. It is noted by the high quality of its fur and the remarkable flavor of its meat. ** Bourbonnais Gray Rabbit The Gray du Bourbonnais is a domestic rabbit breed with a magnificent iron gray hue that was developed by crossing blue Vienna rabbits. It is increasingly cultivated for the production of great quality meat with a solid texture. ** Norman Rabbit The Normand Rabbit is a hybrid of Giant Flanders and Garenne rabbits. This medium-sized breed is bred for its very exquisite meat as well as its fur. ** French Aries Rabbit The French Aries is a giant rabbit breed created by crossing the English Aries, the Giant of Flanders, and the Norman rabbit breeds. The capacity to give birth to big litters distinguishes this meat breed. ** Giant White Rabbit from Bouscat The White Giant of Bouscat was created from three breeds: Géant des Flandres, Argenté de Champagne, and Angora. The objective was to develop a big rabbit breed capable of producing high-quality meat. ** Giant French Butterfly Rabbit The French Giant Butterfly, a rabbit breed prized for the delicacy of its flesh, is widespread in Alsace and Germany. It gets its name from a smear on its snout that looks like a butterfly.