Black otter rex rabbits, the breed stock of which was developed in France in 1919, are jet black on their upper sides and pale buff on their bellies. Their reputed velvety, super softness derives from the downy hairs of the undercoat growing just as long as the guard hairs of the top coat
Peter in full flight this morning.
Thankfully, not charging at me or Rose but Blanche, former flock boss who he likes to keep in place. She tends to crow first thing in the morning after jumping onto a coop and generally acts like a rooster. Sometimes, enough is enough! 😂