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Polish
DescriptionThe body is to be small and compact with well rounded hips. The fur is short, fine, and dense, lying medium close to the body. The head is medium full and short with a slight curvature in the skull from ears to nose. The American Polish Rabbit is a small breed that is quite popular in the show ring, and also makes a fine pet.
PersonalityThough the American Polish Rabbit is known for its good-natured personality as well as its diminutive size, these small rabbits are surprisingly hardy and they seem to do well in a wide range of climates. They appear to tolerate cold and heat equally well. Some male American Polish rabbits may be a little skittish when it comes to handling at first, though if they are handled regularly, they quickly get used to being held and adapt well to it. American Polish rabbits are loaded with character and can be little clowns at times. They make excellent pets and are very entertaining.
Information gathered from the Official Guidebook to Raising Better Rabbits and Cavies by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc copyright 1991, The Mini Lop Rabbit Club of America Handbook 2001 – 2005 by the Mini Lop Rabbit Club of America, and Standard of Perfection: Standard Bred Rabbits and Cavies 2001 – 2005 published by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc.
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