Rabbits!

Our Rabbits at Old Fashioned Traditions

Rabbits have always been part of life here on the farm. Over the years we’ve raised a wide mix of breeds—everything from dependable meat rabbits to the smaller, charming varieties my oldest son enjoyed. At one time or another we’ve had Netherland Dwarfs, Mini Rex, Satin, New Zealand, Californian, French Lops, Giants, Harlequin, and Rex.

This year we’ve stepped into an entirely new chapter… Angoras!

There are five recognized Angora breeds: Giant, German, French, Satin, and English. We currently raise all but the Satin.

These beautiful rabbits are settling into their new home, and as they get fully groomed and comfortable, I’ll be updating this page with fresh photos and details about each one.

Stay tuned—there’s a lot of fluffy goodness coming.

English Angora

The smallest and fluffiest of the Angora breeds

Type: Wool breed Adult Weight: 5–7.5 lbs Fiber: Extremely fine (often 11–13 microns), soft, warm, and highly prized Colors: Wide range of ARBA‑recognized colors Temperament: Gentle, calm, people‑friendly Best For: Spinners, fiber artists, and anyone who loves a sweet, cloud‑like rabbit

What Makes Them Unique

• Full facial wool, including cheeks and forehead

• Distinctive ear tufts and heavy furnishings

• Compact, round body shape

• Produces the finest wool of all Angora breeds

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