Havana

Havana

Weight: 4.5–6.5 lb. ARBA-accepted varieties: Black, Blue, Chocolate, Broken In the Netherlands in 1898, the first Chocolate Havana appeared in a litter from a Dutch doe that was housed with other breeds. They gained recognition throughout Europe in the early 1900s, and they were accepted by the ARBA in 1916. In 1965, Blues were recognized, and the Black variety was recognized in 1980. The Broken variety was accepted in 2007 and became eligible to show in February 2008. The Havana is a compact breed. They also have the flyback fur type. Fly back is characterised by snaping back to place when the fur is stroked backwards. The Havana is a very calm and great show rabbit. Their nature is gental and they are great for children.