Swiss Fox Rabbits

Swiss Fox History

To no surprise, this breed was developed in Switzerland by a Mr Muller. The swiss fox is the result of breeding a Havana and Angora rabbit to produce a rabbit that resembled a fox, as in the 1920s (when the breed was developed) fox fur was all the rage. Unfortunately Mr Muller failed to produce a rabbit with a pelt that was similar to a fox. This breed was recognized as ‘Schweizer Fuchskaninchen’ in 1925. Throughout the second world war this breed was wiped out in Germany but still remained in Switzerland. Today this is a rare breed, however they do occasionally pop up in shows across Europe.

Swiss fox rabbits have muscular bodies and weigh between 2.5 and 4kg.

Swiss Fox Behaviour

This breed is calm, and docile. They are happy to handled and will sit calmly providing they have been handled from a young age.

Swiss Fox Varieties

White, black, blue, havana, chinchilla, yellow.

Swiss Fox Status

Rare

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