No you don't have to brush them much - as adults
. Junior coats are harder, though if they have a good texture to the coat it still doesn't mat too badly. I blow mine out using a 4HP blow dryer, and try to do everyone once a week, but the Satin Angoras can go longer. English Angoras on the other hand, to get them into show coat, takes major dedication.
I have 24 babies here right now, and it is hard to decide, though I try not to second guess myself and go after a consistent look, and a sound body type. These are a meat breed in part, so they should feel like a meat rabbit in body, and have a lot of substance under the fluff.
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Miss M":1bc7n7e3 said:
ILoveBunnies calls dibs on the baby on the left! :lol:
I know, she's SO CUTE! I have someone who wants her, though I keep telling her that I think the black will do her more good genetics wise. But they're all nice girls
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faiththequeen":1bc7n7e3 said:
Beautiful rabbits!!!! I LOVE the chocolate
I do too.. I keep telling myself since I have his sire, and another unrelated chocolate buck I don't need this guy. But he's mellow and built beautifully! And such a cool color!
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MamaSheepdog":1bc7n7e3 said:
I love the chocolate tort doe's color, too. These color names are so confusing to me though- she looks orange to me! :lol:
They are all so adorable, it must be very hard to decide on your keepers.
I know colors are so confusing in Angoras. You have to pay attention to them as babies. This one we thought might be a Red, but tort color came through on her belly finally. I DO have a fawn in these litters which is an orange more or less. He looks like a Dreamsicle!<br /><br />__________ Tue May 07, 2013 8:59 am __________<br /><br />
skysthelimit":1bc7n7e3 said:
Oooo Lala
You have French, now you need Satins
