Do you have wool rabbits that are known as an Angora or Angoras, Fuzzies, Woolies or Lionheads? Do you breed French, English, German, Giant, Satin Angoras or a combination or mix of two or more? Do you have American Fuzzy Lops or just one Fuzzy Lop Rabbit? Do you have a Lion Head (Lionhead) or are you breeding a Rabbitry full of Lion Heads. Maybe you own a pet Jersey Wooly or many Jersey Wollies? Or maybe yoy have a mixed breed rabit. This list is for you. Coat care/grooming, feeding, breed, breeding, pedigrees, health concerns, showing, spin, spinning, shearing, plucking,trimming or fiber/fibers use. What ever you do with your Fuzzy Bunnies, we can talk about it here. The Long Haired Rabbits do have additional diet and grooming needs as compared to other breeds of rabbits. If you show your rabbits or they are just pets, we all have the same long hair we must groom regularly. This list is for **everyone** that loves that long hair on and off their bunnies.

Many people are now teaching their rabbits to do tricks or even one trick. People are also doing agility with rabbit sized agility equipment (yes, like dog, cat and fancy rat agility). Rabbits are great pets and can be litter trained, kept indoors with the family, and taught to walk on leashes. When my kids were young they trained a few rabbits to walk on a leash and the neighbors loved to see them out with their pets. They had and groomed their own English Angoras. If you are training your rabbit we would LOVE for you to tell us all about it.

On this list photos are welcome as long as they are small. They may be posted at the Yahoo Groups photo section and/or sent to this list via email. Litter announcements and equipment for sale is permitted.Clean jokes are encouraged but flaming is not. The owner and moderators of this list are NOT responsible for the contents of the posts on this list, or the health of your rabbits, nor the advise given or taken on list.