Have you ever heard of a rabbit color called “self chinchilla”? You won’t find it in the Standard of Perfection, but if you talk very much with enthusiasts of rabbit color genetics, the name will probably come up. But what is a self chin? The short answer is that a self chin looks exactly like…
Line is Fine: How to Linebreed Rabbits How do you linebreed rabbits? This works for any breed: Holland lops, Mini Rex, New Zealands… and for any goal. Whether you desire to breed rabbits for meat, breed rabbits for pets, to get a specific color, or breed rabbits. Line Breeding involves mating two rabbits that not…
Here’s a fun little tutorial on the very basics of hereditary genetics. It’s very important that a rabbit breeder understands how their rabbits pass genes on to their offspring. Now not every trait has its own specific gene — I don’t think there’s a “low shoulders” gene, for instance. But with things like color genetics,…
The Coolness of Himalayan What’s black on both ends and white in the middle? No, it’s not an oreo, because it walks. No, it’s not a belted cow, because it has ruby red eyes. It must be a Himalayan Bunny! In rabbits, “Himalayan” is the name of both a color and a breed that sports…
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