subject: The Best Fur To Set Train Horns Whistling Pt. 2 [print this page] Author: Kasan Groupe Author: Kasan Groupe
No matter what your feelings on the fur trade, here is a list of some of the highest quality furs on the market that you can buy. From the soft feel of the chinchilla fur to the smooth, glossy coat of the mink or otter, there are lots of different animal furs to choose from on the market depending on what look and feel you are going for, and how high you are willing to spend to look good and have passing locomotivetrain horns whistling at you. Otters While otters may not look like they have fur on their skin they do have both blubber and a fur coat which repels water and helps to insulate their body. For thousands of years their fur has been used by indigenous peoples to stay warm in the winters but large-scale hunting by those wanting their fur for cosmetic reasons has killed off a large segment of the sea otter population, to the point where they have to be protected otherwise many species could go extinct. The sea otter trade is a market like any other, and full scale elimination of the trade would put many people out of jobs and hurt financially so it is a delicate issue. Rabbit The type of rabbit most often bred for their fur is the Rex breed, which gives birth twice a year and can often be kept for up to 3 years. The life of a rabbit bred for its fur is not great but it has been around for a long time and will continue to be so until it is outlawed, which it wont be. Rabbit fur is noted for its unique texture and its relative inexpensiveness. Most rabbits are killed humanely with gas which is a law by the veterinarian council.About the Author:
