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		You may be wondering what this 'dictionary' is. Well, it's a dictionary of rabbit terms and shorthand (ex. kindle or SSD). There are probably quite a few people who have no clue what those mean. That's why I have this page. Buck: A male rabbit Doe: A female rabbit Kit: A baby rabbit Kindle: The process of a rabbit giving birth Nestbox: A box that is given to a doe expecting a litter so she can kindle in it. Senior: A rabbit over 6 months of age Junior: A rabbit under 6 months of age 4 Class: Many breeds of rabbits that are the smaller breeds 6 Class: Many different breeds of rabbits that are larger. BIS: Best in Show BOB: Best of Breed BOV: Best of Variety BOG: Best of Group BOSB: Best Opposite Sex of Breed BOSV: Best Opposite Sex of Variety BOSG: Best Opposite Sex of Group SSD: Solid Senior Doe SSB: Solid Senior Buck SJD: Solid Junior Doe SJB: Solid Junior Buck BSD: Broken Senior Doe BSB: Broken Senior Buck BJD: Broken Junior Doe BJB: Broken Junior Buck Broken: A color pattern where there is white and another color Solid: There is no white in the coat:all one color Pointed: A color group where there is color on the 'points;ears, nose, feet, tail. Shaded: The color group where the color gets darker as it wraps around twards the rabbit's underside (example: tort) DQ'd: Disqualified (no-not Dairy Queen!) Japanese: A color type of Harlequin where there is orange and either blue, black, chocolate, or lilac Magpie: A color type of Harlequin where there is white and either blue, black, chocolate, or lilac.