Which of the following breeds was NOT developed in the United States?

The English Angora breed is known for its long, soft fur and distinctive appearance, but it originated in foreign regions rather than the United States. The breed traces its roots back to Angora, Turkey, and was later brought to Europe before making its way to North America. Its rich history and unique qualities make it a beloved breed among rabbit enthusiasts globally, but it is not an American creation.

In contrast, the other breeds listed—American Fuzzy Lop, Californian, and Satin—were all developed within the United States. American Fuzzy Lops were specifically developed in the U.S. in the 1980s from Holland Lops and other breeds. Californian rabbits were developed in California in the early 20th century. The Satin breed originated in the United States as well, arising from a genetic mutation in other breeds during the 1930s. This distinction ensures that the English Angora remains the only breed in the selection that cannot be attributed to American breeding efforts.