Giant Angora
Rabbit · Fiber · 0 live listings
Giant Angoras are the largest angora breed, recognized by ARBA in 1988 and bred for heavy wool production. Unlike other angoras they do not molt, so the wool must be clipped or sheared on a schedule to keep them comfortable.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
Giant Angoras need regular clipping and grooming, or they overheat and develop wool block. They are only accepted in ruby-eyed white by ARBA.
Common questions
How often do Giant Angoras need clipping?
Every few months, since they do not molt their wool.
What health checks should a Giant Angora have?
Check for mats and wool block signs, and look at teeth and feet. Ask about RHDV2 vaccination and E. cuniculi history.
How much wool does a Giant Angora produce?
More than any other angora breed, thanks to its size and a coat of three fiber types: underwool, awn fluff and awn hair.
Ask the seller for these. Documents on Everybarn are on file for your own checks; we don't check them with the issuer.
Save the search and we'll email you when one goes live.