The only way you'd get broken reds would be if your NZW was carrying the genes for both red and broken. Broken is a dominant gene; if it's there, you'll see it. The only exception would be a rabbit that is genetically also white (REW or BEW) - since broken puts white areas on a colored rabbit, if your rabbit is already white, how could you tell if it had another gene taking color out of some parts of the coat? Since a lot of NZW's carry the genes for steel, breeding a NZW to a NZR is most likely going to give you steels and blacks, and maybe chestnuts.Hi, there so I am a rabbit breeder in Southern California, I already raise New Zealand White, and Blacks, but am now looking to add Broken New Zealand to my rabbitry, my question is...If I breed a New Zealand White with a New Zealand Red, can I get a broken Red rabbit?