Giant Chinchillas

Currently the 6th rarest breed of rabbit.

The Giant Chinchilla was originally developed in 1921 by Edward H. Stahl of Holmes Park, Missouri. Stahl was one of the first to own a Chinchilla rabbit, and he wanted to breed a large animal for commercial success in the fur business. True to their name, Giant Chinchillas are quite large, with mature bucks weighing in at 12 to 15 pounds and does at 13 to 16 pounds. It is the only breed in America that is judged for its commercial value, with meat producing qualities given top consideration on the judging table. There are fewer than 200 annual North American registrations of the breed, and the global population is less than 2,000.

Bucks

Deb's Remington (2 legs, registered)

Sire: Deb's Moose
Dam: Little V's Ursula
Born: April 11, 2018

BOS- 2018 ARBA Convention Open Show!

2/2/19- BOS MARCS Giant Chinchilla Specialty at PaSRBA

Whitehouse's W291 (Colton) (1 leg)

Deb's Louie

Does

GC Deb's Candace (11 legs)

Sire: Whitehouse's Jeffrey
Dam: Deb's Wendy
Born: April 7, 2018

BOB- 2018 ARBA Convention Open Show!

1/19/19- NJ State RCBA BOB Open Show A
1/19/19- NJ State RCBA BOB Open Show B
2/2/19- BOB PaSRBA Convention Saturday Open
3/16/19- BOB Paw Prints Open Show B
10/12/19- BOB Lebanon Valley RBA Show A
10/12/19- BOB Lebanon Valley RBA Show B
2/1/20- BOB MARCS Giant Chin Specialty at PaSRBA