What are some Satin Rabbit facts?

Answer by  Bobinski (1652)

These rabbits get their name from their fur. Their fur feels like satin. Satin rabbits are becoming very popular as house pets. Adult weight is between 7-9 pounds.

Answer by  Jakecutter (1819)

Satin rabbits are an accident cause by breeding in the 30s. They have a wonderful thick coat of fur and grow to be insane sizes from ten to twenty pounds.

Answer by  briancordell (28)

I know little about satins one thing is that they are widely eaten. As a kid my granddaughter enjoyed rabbit meat. I never cared for rabbit myself. I also know that Rabbits make great pets, they are highly intelligent animals which show lots of love to their owners.

Answer by  LaurenHebbe (300)

Satim Rabbits are usually bred for their fur because it is so soft and dense. They can weigh up to 9 pounds when ful grown. They are wondeful pets and make great companions.

Answer by  Cookinginbc (383)

Satin rabbits were created by accident in Penleton, Indiana by a gentleman named Walter Huey. This was in 1934. Mr. Huey had Havanas and was trying to bred them to create a better colour but ended up creating a rabbut with fur that has a satiny feel. They are also a large rabbit growing to between eight and eleven pounds.

Answer by  easterbunny (0)

We have a satin rabbit i guess! He was 5 weeks old and his name is E.B (Easter Bunny) and he is great our children love him i just wish we could get him declawed!! His claws hurt. We do love our E.B.!!!

Answer by  Anonymous

Satin Rabbits are know for there satin like fur. They can live up to 15 years indoors! They make great pets for any kids because of their sweet personality.They come in colors Black, Blue, Chocolate, Siamese, White, Red, Copper, Californian, and Chinchilla. They are great rabbits!

Answer by  Anonymous

The "satiny" fur has a smaller diameter shaft with the shell of the hair being somewhat transparent which allows the pigment to shine through more. The fur is described as dense and silky. The brilliant sheen of the coat should be visible when the rabbit is about 3 months old.