The English Angora rabbit is derived from two theories:
One theory is that it came from Turkey (Angola), was brought back by the British to breed professionally and became a British long-haired rabbit breed.
Another theory is that it originated in England, was bred by the French, and was named the Angora rabbit because of its thin and long hair, resembling an Angora goat.
The British angora rabbit is distributed in the Angolan province of Turkey, and in the middle of the 18th century, it has been introduced to France, Japan, the United States, Germany and other places, and after the introduction of angora rabbits in these countries, several different breeds have been bred.
The Coat of the British Angora Rabbit is up to 10 cm long, probably due to its own weight bearing, the Angora rabbit does not like to move, and is groggy all day, like a sleeping baby.
The long coat can cover their eyes, nose, limbs, etc., can not see like any animal, but like a hair mop, if you want to see the "true face of Lushan", you have to rely on people to pull out that hair!