United Pet Club

Rabbit color

Albino

No melanin at all: white in mammals and birds, with pink or red eyes. In reptiles and fish the red and yellow pigments remain, so an albino (amelanistic) snake can be orange, red or yellow.

38 Rabbit breeds list Albino. It is in a club standard for 20 breeds.

Breeds whose standards accept Albino

BreedARBABRC
AmericanStandard (“White”)No ruling
American Fuzzy LopStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
Britannia PetiteStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“White”)
English AngoraStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“White”)
English LopStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“Any colour”)
Flemish GiantStandard (“White”)Not recognised
Florida WhiteStandard (“Florida White”)No ruling
French LopStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“White”)
Giant AngoraStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
Holland LopStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
Jersey WoolyStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
LionheadStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“All colours conforming to a recognised colour”)
Mini LopStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
Mini RexStandard (“White”)Standard (“Ermine”)
Mini SatinStandard (“White”)Standard (“Ivory”)
Netherland DwarfStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)Standard (“White”)
New ZealandStandard (“White”)Standard (“New Zealand White”)
PolishStandard (“Ruby Eyed White”)No ruling
RexStandard (“White”)Standard (“Ermine”)
SatinStandard (“White”)Standard (“Ivory”)

Breeds where Albino is disqualified or not accepted

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