What Varieties or Colors are recognized by American Rabbit Breeders Association for Flemish Giants?
There are Seven Recognized Colors:
Black
Blue
Fawn
Light Gray
Sandy
Steel Gray
White
Senior Bucks should weigh at least 13 pounds. What is a Senior? A Senior is an animal that is eight months of age and over.
Senior Does should weigh at least 14 pounds.
Intermediate Bucks and Does are defined as six to eight months of age.
Junior Bucks and Does are defined as under six months of age, but must weigh 6 lbs to be entered for showing.
A Flemish Giant should have a long and powerfull body with a full, broad fore and hindquarters. A Flemish should not be fat. The body should have a gracefull arch from the shoulders with an upward sweep to the hindquarters. The hindquarters should be massive and broad, not v- shaped. The body should be firm and smooth, and solid showing good muscular development. The size should express the Giant Characteristics and physical aspects, depicting a balanced animal. The dewlap on the does should be large and full but balance with the doe and be evenly displayed.