British Rabbit Council

The organised exhibition and breeding of rabbits, known as "The Fancy," emerged over 200 years ago. By the mid-19th century, local clubs had formed, holding regular shows for their members. Towards the end of the 19th century, specialised clubs dedicated to improving individual breeds began to appear, laying the foundation for the structured "Fancy" we see today.

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The organised exhibition and breeding of rabbits, known as "The Fancy," emerged over 200 years ago. By the mid-19th century, local clubs had formed, holding regular shows for their members. Towards the end of the 19th century, specialised clubs dedicated to improving individual breeds began to appear, laying the foundation for the structured "Fancy" we see today.

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