Angora Basics~English Angora

We are working through the characteristics of each breed of Angora Rabbit. Today I have Flynn, my red English Angora in the house to groom.
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[@terraspath2642]

Thanks for sharing information on the grooming aspect of caring for the Angora rabbits. I have 2 English and 2 who are French/German mix. They all give me great fiber and are relatively easy to handle. Looking forward to spinning my first batch of wool here in a few weeks!

[@TailSpinFarm]

You're welcome. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@sheepspinning]

My mixes have very crimpy fiber, do you think they have more English in their lines because of the crimp?

[@TailSpinFarm]

Not necessarily, I groomed a German Angora today and she was full of beautiful crimp. I think it just varies from rabbit to rabbit. Thanks for watching!

[@sheepspinning]

Do you belong to any of the Angora groups?

[@TailSpinFarm]

I am on the Angora Market Place FB group and I'm a member of the NARBC.

[@linens2lace]

I like your content but find it hard to follow along when you say umm so much.

[@TailSpinFarm]

Thank you for the constructive criticism. Making videos does not come naturally for me and I have been filming a lot lately and get into the bad habit of doing that. I will try my best to pay more attention to when I do that. Thanks for watching.