This is just like the Animals A-Z, but with Rabbit trms and breeds. I'll go first.

American Fuzzy Lop
http://www.riverh.com/imagesaa/madden51.jpg

Seniors not over 4 lbs.
Juniors not over 3 1/2 lbs.

Agouti~ A hair shaft that has three or more bands of color, with a definite break between each color. Usually dark slate at the base, with two or more altering light or dark bands or color, which is further interspersed with contrasting gaurd hairs. The head, feet, and ears usually have ticking. Eye circles, belly, under jaws, underside of tail, and triangle are much lighter, do not carry ticking.

Rabbit Breed:

Beveren
http://www.beverens.8m.com/


Senior Bucks -
8 months of age and over, wieght 8 to 11 pounds. Ideal weight 10 pounds.

Senior Does -
8 months of age and over, wieght 9 to 12 pounds. Ideal weight 11 pounds.

Intermediate Bucks-
6 to 8 months of age, not over 9 1/2 pounds.

Intermediate Does-
6 to 8 months of age, not over 10 1/2 pounds.

Junior Bucks-
Under 6 months of age, not over 8 pounds. Minumum weight 4 pounds.

Junior Does-
Under 6 months of age, not over 9 pounds. Minumum weight 4 pounds.

Pre- Junior Bucks & Does
Under 3 months of age. Not ober 5 1/2 pounds.

Rabbit Term:

Bloom- The vitality and finish of a coat in good condition.

Term:

cecotropes (sp) :lol:

D is for Doe :D

E

Oh thanks you stuck me with E.<_<

Oh i know Encephalitazoon Cuniculi , more commonly known as E. Cuniculi, or wry neck.

http://www.barbibrownsbunnies.com/ecuniculi.htm

For E you also could of done English Spot :lol:
http://www.apus.ru/im.xp/049056054124052057056048055048.jpg

F is for Flemish Giant :thumbup:

http://www.bunnybuddies.org/pics/elnharv.jpg

F is also for Finish~ The desired degree of perfection in condition. Fully prime in coat, color, and flesh.

G is for Giant Chinchiila or Giant Angora

H is for HOLLANDLOP!

I is for interbreeding- mating of rabbits that are related.

J is for Junior a rabbit under 6 months of age

I could go on and on!

I

Iceberg lettuce is bad for bunnies!!! (does that work?) :brow:

hehe sure Bo Bunny

J is for Jersey Wooly

K is for Kindle~the birth of the young

L is for lop
M is for mating
N is for Netherland dwarf
O is for Opal (it's a color right?) I think that's Opie's color :P

P is for Pet_Bunny..... :lol:

P is for Pebbles......... :lol: :lol:

P is for Polish ... a dwarf breed and should not exceed three pounds.

Q is for Quarantine- Isolating new rabbits in an area away from established rabbits or isolating rabbits that have been exposed to infectious or contagious dieases.

OR...

Q is for Quick- pink area inside of each toenail that contains blood vessels and nerves.


:D

R is for Rhinelander ( Running Breed)

R is for rabbitry (can't think of anything else right now! LOL!)

S is for sport--any color that is unshowable, sometimes it is something that is unexpected

S is for SILVER!!!

and silver fox, silver marten, satin, satin angora.

S is also for siamese sable, seal, sable point, and smoke pearl, all shaded colors.

best of all, S is for SHOW!!!

T is for
Tan (breed & variety)
Tortoise Shell
Tickings
Texture
Tail
Tri-Colored
Tan Pattern

and to go along with the show.. whats a show without Trophies?!?!

U is for

Ummmm

Undercoat

V is for Vent Disease (evil disease!)

lol--tho its not funny when it happens.

W is for Wide Band

Whiskers

Wats Up Doc?

and

WONDERFUL WASKALLY WABBITS!!!

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X is for Xcessive scattered white hairs, a disqualification in colored rabbits.

Y is for Yawn cause bunnies look so cute when they do it!

Y is for Yard which bunnies love to play in

Y is for Yesterday's News Litter

Y is for YOU! get me my food! :lol:

Ut Oh... I got stuck with Z....

Zach the Rabbit (okay I made something up lame!)

A is for ARBA

B is for Bangs

Bangs- the longer wool appearing at the front of base of the ears and top of the head in some wool breeds.

C is for Californian or American Chinchilla

D is for dutch

Elephant! SOrry im in an immature mood lol umm i dunno someone else know an e one?

Oooh i know Everyone loves them! :P

E is for ear canker- infection of the ear canal caused by mites

F is French Angora

G is for Giant!! (checkered, flemish..)

H is for Hutch! :D

I is for:

Ivermectin


cuz I couldn't think of anything else :huh:

J is for......Jackrabbit

K is Kit...a baby bunny :D aka kitlings or kittens :gabshouse:

L is for the LOVE i have for my baby girls!

Mites



EWWWWWWWWWWWW :o

N is for National Breed Specialty Clubs

www.arba.net/photos.htm

O is for Oxitocin (i know thats not spelled right!) LOL

Pellets