A. Coprophagy (eating cecal or "night" droppings)
Q. What are the 5 primary genes that control fur color in rabbits?
A. A B C D E
Q. Name a recessive gene in rabbits.
A. Rex, Satin, & Angora fur, Max Factor, Albinism, etc.
Q. You have to be an ARBA member to exhibit your rabbit at an ARBA sanctioned show. True or False?
A. False
Q. What is the recommended air exchange per hour for good ventilation in a rabbitry?
A. 10 times per hour
Q. What breed has "Bands" and "Bars"?
A. Harlequin
Q. Same color fur over the entire body.
A. Self
Q. In what breed are "Split Stops" a Disqualification?
A. Dutch
Q. How do you know if a rabbit is registered?
A. It has the Registrar's symbol tattooed in it's right ear. (Circle with an R). Some rabbits may have the registration number tattooed in the right ear.
Q. Name a breed that the term "Feathering" is associated with?
A. English Spot, Rhinelander, Checkered Giant, Dwarf Hotot
A. "Best Of Variety" and "Best Opposite Sex Of Variety"
Q. Term for lightly marked broken rabbit.
A. Charlie
Q. "Pea Spots" and "Brindling" can be found on what breed?
A. Tan
Q. Genetically inherited characteristics of a rabbit.
A. Genotype
Q. The appearance of a rabbit.
A. Phenotype
Q. Name a breed that would be Disqualified for having a dewlap.
A. Netherland Dwarf, Dwarf Hotot, Tan, Britannia Petite, Silver
Q. Harelike, slender
A. Racy
Q. What breed has a "Herring Bone"?
A. English Spot
Q. What type of breeds would have tassles, fringes, or bangs?
A. Some wooled breeds.
Q. Where are "Lap Spots" located?
A. Inside the hind legs, on the belly
Q. What breed has a "Demarcation" line?
A. Tan
