Many people ask on information about Angoras. One can easily do a google search and find information on the Internet. However, for those that would like to get books for their library, there are many out there. Below are some of the books I've found to be quite interesting and information.
Disclaimer: The books mentioned below are only to show people of what is available out there. Texas Angora Blog does not endorse or agrees with any specific views from the authors. This is only to serve as a guide for people seeking books to supplement their library.
Standard of Perfection (2006-2010 edition)
Published every five years, the Standard of Perfection is the ultimate resource for the breeder/exhibitor.
Published every five years, the Standard of Perfection is the ultimate resource for the breeder/exhibitor.
Official Guide to Raising Better Rabbits & Cavies
Whether you're a novice or experienced breeder, the Official Guide to Raising Better Rabbits and Cavies serves as a complete guidebook with practical advice.
Completely Angora: Second Edition (Paperback)
by Sharon Kilfoyle and Leslie B. Samson (Author
Angora: A Handbook for Spinners (Paperback)by Erica Lynne (Author), Roberta Wackett (Illustrator)
Whether you're a novice or experienced breeder, the Official Guide to Raising Better Rabbits and Cavies serves as a complete guidebook with practical advice.
Completely Angora: Second Edition (Paperback)
by Sharon Kilfoyle and Leslie B. Samson (Author
Angora: A Handbook for Spinners (Paperback)by Erica Lynne (Author), Roberta Wackett (Illustrator)
BASIC ANGORA WOOL FARMING(formerly MODERN ANGORA WOOL FARMING)by Carl NagelAnother popular reference book that should be on the shelf of every rabbit raiser has been revised and updated. This book gives valuable information on how to successfully raise and market the popular Angora rabbit.
Basic Angora Wool Farming
Author: Carl Nagel
A short booklet (54 pages) but covering all the major topics for angoras. Includes selecting breeding stock, housing, equipment, feeding, breeding, disease control, wool harvesting, meat, spinning and dyeing.
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