What term describes a rabbit's fur that stands upright when stroked against the grain?

The term that describes a rabbit's fur standing upright when stroked against the grain is known as "flyback." This occurs in breeds with this type of coat, where the fur has a natural tendency to spring back into place when stroked in the opposite direction of growth. Flyback fur is characterized by its resilience and ability to return to its original position, giving the rabbit a distinctive look. This quality is different from other types of fur, where the response to being stroked might not produce the same effect. In contrast, rollback fur would lie back down more quickly without the same stand-up effect, while wool refers to the soft and dense type of fur characteristic of certain breeds, and texture is a more general term that does not specifically address the behavior of the fur when stroked.