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The Havana rabbit breed began in the Netherlands in 1898 with a brilliant colour not seen before in other breeds. This chocolate coloured Havana would set the standards for the Havana rabbit breed that was introduced into the United States and accepted by the American Rabbit Breeder's Association (ARBA) in 1916.

The colour tone of the Havana rabbit's coat is rich with a shiny appearance and is accepted by ARBA in four color varieties. The original chocolate, the blue which was recognized in 1965 and also the black that was accepted in 1980 are the three more commonly seen varieties. More recently in 2007, a broken variety was accepted within the breed standard,

Here in the uk the havana is only reconised by the (BRC) the british rabbit council in the standard chocolate colour.

Nikita

This is one of our young havana baby does, she was bred from our two import havana's thai and narla, unfortinatly narla passed away when her babies were only 3 weeks old so we had to rear the litter our selfs, as you can see they have grown very well she is 12 weeks old is this picture, she has just won best u/5 havana normal at doncaster on the 5/7/2009 at the national havana stock show, her rossette is just as big as her.... :) 

Jarome

he won best of breed at london champs in 2006 and took 2nd best fur,    

Sienna

This is sienna, she is our havana breeding doe, she has a loverly nature, looking forward to seeing more of her wonderfull babies

Jc

This is jc he is one of our younger havana bucks, he will be out and about at the shows struting his stuff very soon

Josh

This is josh another of our young havana bucks, he is more layed back than jc, but he will be giving him some competion on the show table with his fine coat

Havana breed standard

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