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Oryctolagus cuniculusPhoto © Animal-World: Courtesy Ashley Patrice SpiveyLatest Reader Comment - See Morei want my rabbit to be producing up to ten at once how can i do it please?pls teach me ibrahimThe Flemish Giant Rabbit can be quite large, even when it's not stretched out in a leisurely pose!
If you're looking for a gentle giant, you can't go wrong with the Flemish Giant Rabbit. Their large size might seem intimidating, but they are quite calm and sweet natured. This rabbit makes a great pet. Its personality has been compared to that of the most gentle of dog breeds. Flemish Giants usually get along very well with other pets too.
The Flemish Giant is the largest rabbit breed in existence. These loyal pets thrive on attention, and they are gentle and mellow enough to be trusted with children. However its large size means it is not an ideal pet for small children. Small children could injure themselves or the rabbit when attempting to pick it up. But it is great for older children who can handle it properly.
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Guide to a Happy, Healthy RabbitBackground: The origins of Flemish Giants is somewhat uncertain, but the breed was refined in Europe. The large rabbits of Flanders may have been bred with giant Patagonia Rabbits from the Argentine Republic. This breed was often used for food, but eventually became popular as a pet as well. They were brought to the United States in the early 1900's.
Description: Flemish Giant adults weigh over 13 pounds, and sometimes as much as 22 pounds. They have long, well built bodies and rounded rumps. Their ears are long and erect, and their heads broad.
Color differences: Flemish Giant Rabbits come in a variety of colors including black, blue, fawn, light gray, sandy, steel gray, and white. Patchy coats are not as desirable as those with more even colors.
Availability Prices for Flemish Giant Rabbits run about $50 for pet quality, and up to $150 for show quality. They are easy to find online, and it's likely that you will be able to find a breeder in your local area.
References
S.E. Smith,"What Is a Flemish Giant?", Conjecture Corporation, Copyright 2003-2008
Bunniez, "Bunny Breed Guide: Flemish Giant Rabbit", HubPages, Copyright 2007
"Flemish Giant",Wikipedia, Copyright 2008
"List of Rabbit Breeds",Wikipedia, Copyright 2008Lastest Animal Stories on Flemish Giant Rabbit
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