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Flemish Giant Rabbit Breed Profile

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Group: Semi-Arched

Varieties: Black, Blue, Fawn, Light Gray, Sandy, Steel, Gray, White.

Weight: Males: 13 pounds and over, Females: 14 pounds and over

Physical Attributes: The shoulders and body are long and very powerful in appearance. The rump is rounded, and the entire rabbit is very solid. The ears are long and the head is large and broad.

Personality: Flemish Giants are generally quite calm and enjoy attention. They are known as one of the gentle giant breeds.

Coat Type and Grooming: Flemish Giants have a short coat that is fairly easy to care for. Weekly grooming with a slicker brush are fine, except during shedding season when bi-weekly grooming may be required.

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Angelina
Angelina

Added on Jan 1st, 2008
If you are considering a rabbit, think about the Flemish Giant. Right now I have a loving pet and companion. I have a 20 pound Flemish Giant who is spoiled (she even had seven presents under the Christmas tree this year!). She, Alice, is my best friend. When I have had a bad day, she always knows how to cheer me up--by jumping into my lap and giving me a kiss. Also she loves to play games and run through the house. But having a Flemish Giant is not only fun and games, they take a lot of work. - but they give you a lot of love back.

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