they are complete full angoras. with strong lines from germany and holland, there are three of us in the UK all swapping bloodlines..

i breed fulls, halfs, fuzzies and standards.

females do lactate, they just cant cope with a large number of kits, which is why they are paired with another mother.

They cant lactate sorry.

yes, they can.. do you breed or own them?

Hi

They can produce abit milk but not enough to make her litter survive I show ferrets and judge them, but id never have an angora at all to me they arnt right the nose looks awful the eyes are small

my aggies are fine =) the the girls do very well with their young, and with the extra help of their partner they raise the kits perfectly.

yes they do have the extra folds in the nose, the folds and the fur make them the angora.. if they do not have the nose but they have the fur then they are a fuzzy.

the only difference with my males eyes are that they are blue.

theres alot of inbreeding in the angoras too and i dont like that.

Suerly thats an angora that dosent meet the breed standard?

pretty much,

same as putting a ferret in a coloured section.. its just they go under the title of fuzzy..

a coloured section??? its no comparison, it isnt a ferret, in the wild these ferrets would die out.

same with an albino in the wild, that would stick out like a sore thumb and be eaten by something...