What does density refer to in terms of rabbit fur?

Density in terms of rabbit fur refers to the amount of fur present in a specific area, typically measured in a square inch. This characteristic is important for understanding the quality and appearance of the fur. High-density fur can provide better insulation and a more luxurious look, which is often desirable in show rabbits.

In contrast, color refers to the pigmentation of the fur, while length speaks to how long the individual strands of fur are. Texture relates to how the fur feels to the touch or its overall surface quality. While all of these factors contribute to the overall assessment of a rabbit’s fur in showmanship, it is the density that specifically indicates the quantity of fur in a designated space.