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About Kabyle RabbitsAbout Kabyle Rabbits


The Kabyle rabbit, a diminutive yet robust breed, epitomizes the harmonious blending of utility and adaptability. Weighing between 4.4 and 6.6 pounds, these small rabbits pack a punch in terms of resilience and performance. Their color palette reflects a spectrum of earthy tones, ranging from tan and black to white and brown, mirroring the diverse landscapes of their Algerian origins.

Originally crafted in the early 1970s in Algeria, the Kabyle rabbit emerged from a careful fusion of New Zealand white, Californian, and Burgundy Fawn rabbits, each contributing unique traits to the breed's genetic tapestry. This initial blend laid the foundation for a breed designed to excel in the challenging conditions of North Africa, where high temperatures demand adaptability and endurance.

In the 1990s, further refinement and enhancement resulted in the present-day Kabyle rabbit, a testament to the ongoing dedication of breeders to optimize performance and resilience. By reintroducing the same foundational breeds, breeders fine-tuned the Kabyle rabbit to thrive in its native environment, ensuring that it remains a stalwart performer even in the face of challenging climatic conditions.

With its compact size and diverse coloration, the Kabyle rabbit stands as a testament to the ingenuity of breeders in crafting a breed uniquely suited to its environment. Whether navigating the arid landscapes of Algeria or delighting enthusiasts with its charming appearance, the Kabyle rabbit embodies the resilience and adaptability of breeds shaped by their surroundings.

Kabyle Rabbits Associations

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