What is the wool jersey?

Jersey Wool is a small rabbit that has a very fluffy wool fur. He usually has a small, upright ears, a small head and a very round body. It is usually black, white, brown or gray. Normally they are very fine animals and a good breed that can be adopted as a pet. A woman named Bonnie Seely from High Bridge, New Jersey is attributed to the development of Jersey Wool. This was bred by crossing the Dutch dwarf and the French species Angora together. Arba officially acknowledged this breed in 1988, their convention held in Madison, Wisconsin. Ideally, this rabbit weighs between £ 2.5 and 3.5. (1 to 1.5 kg) for full cultivation. The woolen jersey ears are usually about 2 and 1/4 to 3 inches (5.72 to 7.62 cm) in length. His head often looks at it. As a result, this animal is sometimes called mughead .

The leatherette of this rabbit is usually woolen or strong, yet soft to the touch. It can grow for a very long time, but normally does not happen. MountYkle must be regularly brushed. This could be two to three times a week when the bunny was born for the first time, and a month after reaching adulthood. During the summer, domestic owners may want to reduce the fur rabbit to help him stay cool.

This type of rabbit can be the only or multicolored. Some have turtle patterns on their hair, while others may have a silver shade. The ears and legs of this pet are many times a different color than the rest of his body. Jersey Wools can also have red, brown or blue eyes.

Most of these animals are also very intelligent and respond well to training. Sometimes they are trained to use a garbage box or go on a leash. They are often a good show of rabbits and often buy or bred for this purpose.

Jersey Wool is usually a very calm, fine rabbit that has human society and affection. It's usually very balanceda breed that children are not easily frightened or frightened. His obedient nature can make a good choice for animal lovers who do not have much time to take care of a pet.