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Coolest Rabbit Breed Out Of These?

  • Holland Lop

    Votes: 108 21.3%
  • English Spot

    Votes: 14 2.8%
  • American Fuzzy Lop

    Votes: 11 2.2%
  • Mini Rex/Rex

    Votes: 107 21.1%
  • New Zealand

    Votes: 95 18.7%
  • Polish

    Votes: 13 2.6%
  • English Lop

    Votes: 33 6.5%
  • Mini Satins/Satins

    Votes: 14 2.8%
  • Lionhead

    Votes: 112 22.1%

  • Total voters
    507
Quote: No, only a few breeds have Blue-eyed White. The gene that causes this is called the Vienna gene, and the first breed to actually come in that color was the Vienna. Vienna isn't an ARBA recognized breed in the U.S. Most of the Angoras include BEW among their showable colors, as do the Lops. Jersey Woolies, Netherland Dwarfs, and Polish come in BEW versions, but the only recognized commercial-type rabbit that may be this color is the Beveren.
 
Anyone here know lionhead colors pretty well? I finally just caved and got my first lionhead! He is so adorable. He was sold to me as a sable point but the more I look at him and the more pictures I see online I'm wondering if he could be a smoke Pearl? I don't care either way, love his coloring!

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Anyone here know lionhead colors pretty well? I finally just caved and got my first lionhead! He is so adorable. He was sold to me as a sable point but the more I look at him and the more pictures I see online I'm wondering if he could be a smoke Pearl? I don't care either way, love his coloring!

He might be a color sometimes called a Pearl Point (dilute version of the Sable Point) but Sable Point is dark brown, almost black on the points and light tan on the body, not shades of gray like this guy.
 
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No, only a few breeds have Blue-eyed White. The gene that causes this is called the Vienna gene, and the first breed to actually come in that color was the Vienna. Vienna isn't an ARBA recognized breed in the U.S. Most of the Angoras include BEW among their showable colors, as do the Lops. Jersey Woolies, Netherland Dwarfs, and Polish come in BEW versions, but the only recognized commercial-type rabbit that may be this color is the Beveren.

I read that mostly every breed can be
 
He might be a color sometimes called a Pearl Point (dilute version of the Sable Point) but Sable Point is dark brown, almost black on the points and light tan on the body, not shades of gray like this guy.

That's what I thought, he's just so smokey in color, still love his color. Can't wait to see what he grows up like.
 
Quote: I have no idea who would have said that, but think about it.. Many breeds (Palomino, Sable, Thrianta, Blanc de Hotot, just to name a few) come in one specific color, or maybe two or three. How could a Thrianta be BEW, when first word that comes to mind when you think about the breed is ORANGE?
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The two chubby black babies looked like little hippos compared to the others. Good Lawd they are chunky - all are adorable. Thanks for sharing. I continue to live vicariously through all of you that are breeding.
 

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