Grooming

You need to have a slicker brush and flea comb. The kind you get for cats/dogs.

I suggest a soft slicker brush so that it wont pull out as much wool during grooming. You should groom your rabbit at least once a week. Be sure to groom the belly as well as the top. You can do this by holding your rabbit in your lap on it's back with the ears between your knees. Use the slicker brush on the belly and back and the flea comb on the cheeks, legs, and ears.
To make the job easier you may want to invest in a pet blower, however they are not cheap! You can also use the exhaust of a wet/dry shop vac or a hair dryer on cool setting. Using a blower gets rid of dander and loose hair that causes matting.

Blowing is a must if you plan to show your rabbit. The blower leaves the hair more dense where brushing pules it out.

If your angora is an indoor pet it will be best to keep it clipped. This will keep all that hair from finding it's way onto your furniture.

At some point you will find you angora loosing large amounts of wool. This is ok! Angoras naturally shed every 7-12 months. When shedding begins you will need to clip or pluck the wool. Plucking takes several days to remove all the wool. Clipping can be done with scissors or just take your bunny to the dog groomer!