yes, it's call moulting, but like all animals some breeds dont and others do a lot
The Rex rabbit breed is known for having a short, dense coat that does not shed as much as other breeds. They have a unique fur texture that makes grooming easier compared to other breeds that shed more.
A horse has much softer hair than a donkey with the exception of when donkeys are babies. When they are born they have very soft fur like a rabbit which changes into a wiry type hair more like what a zebra has after they shed out the first time.
Rabbits shed (or "moult") just like every animal does, they do it so that for many reasons:When it is summer, a rabbit will shed its thick winter fur for lighter, thinner fur, which will help keep the rabbit nice and cool.Females will moult a little in order to make a nest for their babies, or sometimes, when they are puesdo pregnant (Fake pregnant).Rabbits sometimes moult when their fur is in a rather bad condition.
Okay well the last answer was completely rubbish. Emperor penguins DO shed their fur, they shed their baby fur, the grey fur they have when they are young penguins. As they grow older they shed that fur.
Rabbits can shed fur when they are stressed or scared, but shedding due to fear from a child would depend on the individual rabbit's sensitivity and how it's being handled. It's important to handle rabbits gently and calmly to avoid causing unnecessary stress.
All dogs shed fur. Some dogs shed a lot and some not as much. It depends on the breed. But, Maltese/Shih-Tzu mixes don't shed much. You can't tell when they shed though, because their fur is so thin that it seems like nothing.
American bulldogs have short, coarse fur. They shouldn't shed as much as long-haired dogs because their fur is short.
its only to much for a dog to shed only if it is losing all its fur then contact or drive to the vet immediately
The bear rubbed its fur on the fir tree.The rabbit built a nest using its fur under a fir tree.
Rabbit fur can also be termed "cony"
Beagles shed average. Out of ten they shed atleast 5.
Try not brushing your rabbit at all. They don't really need it unless its an angora rabbit. Maybe give them the occasional brush when they shed their fur (every 4-5 months). You will know this when bits of fur fall out naturally - not to be confused with the rabbit pulling its own fur out with its teeth. If that happens your rabbit is under stress and you should seek medical advice. Plus your rabbit might not like being brushed and it can sometimes damage their skin. Hope I helped.