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Heritage Breed • Vermont

Champagne D'Argent
Rabbits

One of the oldest French heritage breeds, prized since the 1600s for exceptional meat quality and stunning silver coats.

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Breeding Stock & Meat Rabbits

01

Junior Does

$70 each

2-5 months old. Ready to grow into proven breeding stock for your rabbitry.

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02

Junior Bucks

$60 each

2-5 months old. Strong genetics for starting or improving your breeding program.

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03

Proven Breeders

$60-90 each

6+ months, breeding-proven. Does $70-90, Bucks $60-70. Ready to produce.

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Heritage Since 1600s Excellent Meat Quality Calm Temperament Local Pickup

Why Champagne D'Argent?

The Champagne D'Argent is one of the oldest rabbit breeds in the world, originating in the Champagne region of France. Prized by French monks for centuries, they were bred for both their luxurious silver pelts and exceptional meat.

Kits are born jet black, gradually developing their signature silver coat—a transformation that's complete by 6 months.

  • Fine-grained, flavorful meat with excellent dress-out percentage
  • Docile temperament, easy to handle and show
  • Good mothering instincts and consistent litter sizes
  • Efficient feed conversion for sustainable homesteading
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Reserve Your Rabbits

Interested in adding Champagne D'Argent to your homestead or rabbitry? Reserve your spot and we'll reach out with current availability and pricing.

54 people are already on the rabbit list.

  • Pickup in Concord, Vermont (we don't ship)
  • Pedigrees available for breeding stock
  • Happy to answer questions about the breed
  • We'll respond within 48 hours
What are you after?
Sex preference · for live animals

We'll email you when rabbits are available. Already a member? Reserve in the portal.

Looking for other heritage breeds?

We also raise Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs and other heritage livestock.

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