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	Standard Chinchilla
	The Standard Chinchilla rabbit breed is a medium to large-sized breed of domestic rabbit known for its beautiful coat of fur, which is dense, plush, and soft to the touch. They have a compact, sturdy build with a well-rounded body, broad head, and upright ears. Their fur is a striking blend of black, white, and gray, with the black banding on the guard hairs giving the fur a silver or "chinchilla" appearance. The Standard Chinchilla rabbit is an old breed that was developed in France in the early 1900s. They were first exhibited in the United States in 1919 and quickly gained popularity due to their striking appearance and gentle temperament. The breed was once prized for its meat and fur, but is now mainly kept as a show animal or as a pet. Standard Chinchilla rabbits are known for their docile and friendly nature, making them excellent pets. They enjoy human interaction and can be easily trained to use a litter box. They are also known to be excellent mothers, often having large litters of up to 8 kits. In terms of care, Standard Chinchilla rabbits require a balanced diet of hay, fresh vegetables, and high-quality pellets, as well as access to clean water. They also require regular grooming to maintain the quality of their dense fur, which can become matted if not cared for properly. Overall, the Standard Chinchilla rabbit is a beautiful and affectionate breed that makes an excellent pet for those willing to commit to their care and grooming needs.
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