Rabbit Farming is a livestock industry whose goal is to breed rabbits. The main products are meat, leather, tweed.

 Variety developed: in France, Italy, USA, England, Hungary, Poland and Bulgaria. Also in Russia, Ukraine and Moldova.

The development of rabbit breeding in Georgia began in the 1970s. By 1975, breeding farms and breeding farms had grown to 35 where, there were 12,000 mothers of rabbits, and the Kumisi and Bebnisi breeding farms were well organized. The rabbits of the variety ,, Gray Goliathi ,,, ,, Chinchila ,, and ,, White Goliathi, were grown.

 In 1989, the number of rabbits was 350,000.

But since the 1990s, the material and technical base of rabbit breeding has been completely destroyed. Currently, rabbit breeding is common on family farms.

The interest of farmers in this area is currently growing, and the demand for rabbit meat is gradually growing in the consumer market.