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Breeds - Satin

ANY SATIN BREEDERS WANTING TO SELL SATIN RABBITS PLEASE CONTACT US

Wildwood Zah Zah (Seal Point Doe), Wildwood Sunshine (Orange Doe)

HISTORY: Satins were a mjor mutation which ocurred in America in the rabbitry of Walter Huey of Indiana. The first satin mutatuion occured in 1954 and Mr Huey sent these mutations to Harvard University where genetisists determined that this mutation was a simple recessive gene for shine and texture of the coat. Satins as a breed were first recognised by American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) in 1956, with eight colour varieties being accepted.

AVERAGE WEIGHT: 2.72kg -3.62kg

COLOURS: Ivory, Black, Blue, Brown, Lilac, Castor, Cinnamon, Lynx, Opal, Chinchilla, Havana, Squirrel, Orange, Fawn, Marten Sable, Siamese Sable, , Seal Pointed Satin, Smoke Pearl (Marten), Smoke Pearl (Siamese), Fox black, Blue, Chocolate, Lilac, Argente, Sooty FAwn, Bronze, Beige.

Wildwood Prince (White Buck), Wildwood Marshall (Black Buck)

Wildwood Carlton (Light Orange Buck), Wildwood Marmalade (Orange Doe)