What are the characteristics of the California rabbit?

The California rabbit originated in the United States. It is medium in size, with white fur, and the tips of both ears, the tip of the nose, the lower parts of the limbs, and the tail are black, so it is also called the "eight-point black." It has red eyes, a thick and short neck, small ears, and full muscles. It grows quickly in the early stage, reaching a body weight of 1.8 to 2 kg at 2 months of age. Adult rabbit body weight: bucks are 3.6 to 4.5 kg, does are 3.9 to 4.8 kg. The meat yield rate is 52%, and the meat is tender. Does are docile in temperament, have good maternal instincts, and are strong in nursing ability, giving birth to 6 to 8 young per litter, with a stable litter size. Both adaptability and disease resistance are relatively strong.