Californian Rabbit Breed Profile

From Kayla L., Ohio
This is Ice-Iss she is a 2year old Californian.

Group	Commercial
Varieties	Standard. White with black on the nose, ears, feet, legs, and tail. Pink eyes. See Also: Picture Gallery
Weight	Males: 8 to 10 pounds, Females: 8 1/2 to 10 1/2 pounds
Physical Attributes	The Californian is a very solid breed. It's body is medium in length and is rounded. Its coloring is what makes it unique. See Also: Picture Gallery
Personality	Californians are generally fairly calm. See Also: Readers' Opinions and Add Your Own
Coat Type and Grooming	Californians have a short coat that rests close to the body. Grooming once a week with a slicker brush is plenty, except in shedding season where bi-weekly grooming may be needed.
Information Provided by Sarah Giers, Contributor for Rabbit Topics.

Reader's Comments on this Breed

From Rabbit Rescue of Louisiana
Californians are not more prone to cancer/lung problems than any other breed. All rabbits are highly prone to getting cancer (especially reproductive cancer in females if not spayed) and all rabbits are prone to respiratory ailments. Variations within a particular breed are usually due to a line from a particular breeder.