Rabbit color
Gray
An even gray. In horses the graying gene's color, which whitens with age (see the graying pattern); the wild color of cockatiels and African gray parrots; the gray to near-black eggs Cayuga ducks lay early in the season.
34 Rabbit breeds list Gray. It is in a club standard for 10 breeds.
Breeds whose standards accept Gray
| Breed | ARBA | BRC |
|---|---|---|
| Dutch | Not recognized | Standard (“Pale Grey”) |
| DutchEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Dark blue”) |
| English AngoraEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Blue-grey”) |
| Flemish Giant | Standard (“Light Gray”) | Not recognized |
| French LopEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Dark blue”) |
| HarlequinEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Blue”) |
| Jersey WoolyEyes | Standard (“Blue-gray”) | No ruling |
| LionheadEyes | Standard (“Smoke Pearl: blue-gray”) | No ruling |
| New ZealandEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Blue: blue”) |
| SatinEyes | No ruling | Standard (“Squirrel: blue”) |
Breeds where Gray is disqualified or not accepted
| Breed |
|---|
| AmericanEyes |
| American ChinchillaEyes |
| American Fuzzy LopEyes |
| Belgian HareEyes |
| BeverenEyes |
| Britannia PetiteEyes |
| Checkered GiantEyes |
| English LopEyes |
| English SpotEyes |
| Flemish GiantLight Gray |
| Flemish GiantEyes |
| HavanaEyes |
| Holland LopEyes |
| Mini LopEyes |
| Mini RexEyes |
| Mini SatinEyes |
| Netherland DwarfEyes |
| PalominoEyes |
| PolishEyes |
| RexEyes |
| RhinelanderEyes |
| Silver FoxEyes |
| Standard ChinchillaEyes |
| TanEyes |