| Lop Color Guide - broken group |
| Head markings are to show color on both ears, both eye circles, and on the nose (butterfly). A 1/2 butterfly is OK, but no nose markings is a DQ....This half butterfly marking is a minor fault. |
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| Black/orange tri color A-B-C-D-e(j)-Enen or aaB-C-D-e(j)e(j)Enen |
| Blue/fawn tri color "Vail's Confetti" A-B-C-dde(j)-Enen or aaB-C-dde(j)e(j) |
| Lilac/fawn tri color A-bbC-dd-e(j)-Enen or aabbCdde(j)e(j) |
| chocolate/orange tri color A-bbC-D-e(j)-Enen or aabbC-D-e(j)e(j) "Bellis" from Tarax Stud |
| Picture needed! |
| agouti ~ broken ~ pointed white/self ~ shaded ~ ticked ~ wide band not recognized colors HOME |
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| Tri-color genotypes: You can have a tri-color that is A-e(j)e, A-e(j)e(j), or aae(j)e(j) and produce a correct colored tri. If you have aae(j)e, you will produce a 'torted' tri-color like this buck pictured. His body is clean from shading, but the tort markings are evident on the nose. |
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