United Pet Club

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

BreedARBABRC
Dutch rabbitNot recognizedStandard (“Pale Grey”)
Dutch rabbitEyesNo rulingStandard (“Dark blue”)
English AngoraEyesNo rulingStandard (“Blue-grey”)
Flemish GiantStandard (“Light Gray”)Not recognized
French LopEyesNo rulingStandard (“Dark blue”)
Harlequin rabbitEyesNo rulingStandard (“Blue”)
Jersey WoolyEyesStandard (“Blue-gray”)No ruling
Lionhead rabbitEyesStandard (“Smoke Pearl: blue-gray”)No ruling
New Zealand rabbitEyesNo rulingStandard (“Blue: blue”)
Satin rabbitEyesNo rulingStandard (“Squirrel: blue”)

Breeds where Gray is disqualified or not accepted

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