| Breed Slogan | The Spice of Rabbits |
| Showroom Varities | Standard |
| Groups & Colors | Cinnamons are to be rust in color with smoke gray ticking across its back. The undercolor will be orange |
| Weight | Junior Weight: Minimum 4.5 pounds, not over 8.5 pounds |
| Appearance | This rabbit is named after the spice, and has a general resemblance in color to the spice. It is a commercial rabbit. |
| Coat Type | Cinnamons have flyback fur |
| General Personality | This is generally a very gentle breed. |
| General Type....58 | ...Body | 50 |
| Fur.................15 | ||
| Color...............11 | ||
| Markings............11 | ||
| Condition...........5 | ||
| TOTAL POINTS....100 |
| Country of Orgin | United States |
| Founder | Belle & Fred Houseman |
| Brief History | This breed was created accidentally when Belle and Fred Houseman bred their Chinchilla doe to a New Zealand buck. They then bred a Checkered Giant and a Californian to the crossbred rabbits and each produced russet colored rabbits in their litters. It was at that point their father showed the rabbits to a local judge and their process of starting this breed began. |
| Year of ARBA Acceptance | 1972 |
| Conservation Status | The Cinnamon is not endangered. |
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