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Rabbit Bowl 2004

This article clears up common misconceptions about breeding rabbits and provides valuable information about various rabbit breeds for exhibitors. True or false questions are answered with detailed explanations.

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Rabbit Bowl 2004

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  1. Rabbit Bowl 2004 Darla Marks...Teton County 4-H Educator Stephen R Schafer, EdD…State 4-H Specialist University of Wyoming Cooperative Extension Service

  2. True or False: • When breeding, always take the buck to the doe’s cage. • False

  3. True or False: • Water bowls should be cleaned about once a month as it usually takes longer than that for germs to begin. • False

  4. True or False: • A normal doe will produce a litter in 28-32 days after breeding. • True

  5. True or False: • “Legs” are not awarded at shows not sanctioned by ARBA. • True

  6. True or False: • In order to receive a “leg” at an ARBA show, one way is that the animal must win first place with 4 animals and three breeders in the class. • False

  7. True or False: • A breeding certificate is written by the owner of the buck showing it’s pedigree and date of breeding to the doe. • True

  8. True or False: • Luster is the brightness and brilliance of the eye color. • False

  9. True or False: • Does not showing both testicles will be eliminated. • False

  10. True or False: • No animal over 8 months of age may be shown as an intermediate. • True

  11. True or False: • A missing dewclaw is a disqualification. • True

  12. True or False: • An entire class of animals cannot be given “unworthy of an award”. One must take first place. • False

  13. True or False: • Disqualification of an animal for altering of appearance results in the disqualification of the exhibitors entire entry from the show. • True

  14. True or False: • A slipping coat is a coat of fur that is shedding or molting. • True

  15. True or False: • Malocclusion is buck teeth or mis-formed teeth. • True

  16. True or False: • Most fancy breeds have a top weight of under 9 pounds. • True

  17. True or False: • Most commercial breeds have a top weight of over nine pounds. • True

  18. True or False: • Dutch has 50 points on markings and only 25 on type. • True

  19. True or False: • All varieties of Dutch have brown eyes except the gray. • False

  20. True or False: • Colored toenails on the Dutch breed of rabbits is an elimination. • False

  21. True or False: • A disqualification is a problem that can be corrected. • False

  22. True or False: • Eliminations cannot be corrected. • False

  23. True or False: • A dewlap in the Dwarf Hotot is a disqualification. • True

  24. True or False: • There are more points on wool than type on an English Angora. • True

  25. True or False: • French Angoras have tassels and fringe. • False

  26. True or False: • Minimum acceptable length of wool is 1 ½ inches and no advantage is given to wool over 3 inches in either French or English Angora. • True

  27. True or False: • Three varieties are found in English Angora – colored, white, & broken. • False

  28. True or False: • Color on Californians is to be on nose, ears, feet, and tail. Colored spots on dewlap are confined to dewlap only. • True

  29. True or False: • Champagne d’Argent shows a butterfly of a medium shade of silver. • True

  30. True or False: • Champagne d’Argent litters are born totally black silvering as they grow. • True

  31. True or False: • There are three varieties of Checkered Giant; black, blue, and fawn. • False

  32. True or False: • Senior Checkered Giant does require a weight of twelve pounds or over. • True

  33. True or False: • Judging of checkered Giants is best done if the animal is allowed to move freely on the table. • True

  34. True or False: • Dutch breeders can pick out mis-marked babies as soon as they are born. • True

  35. True or False: • The English Spot has seven varieties. • True

  36. True or False: • The English Spot should be allowed to move freely on the judging table to display it’s markings. • True

  37. True or False: • Herringbone is a term used to describe the division line of color on Harlequins. • False

  38. True or False: • Flemish Giant senior does have an ideal weight of 13 pounds and over. • True

  39. True or False: • Florida Whites are a fancy breed used for meat, as well. • True

  40. True or False: • Florida Whites have pink eyes, colored nails, and weigh no more than seven pounds. • False

  41. True or False: • Sneakers is a term describing the colored markings on the hind feet and legs of Himalayans. • False

  42. True or False: • English Lop ears must be at least twenty one inches and there’s a total of 30 points on ears, with only 25 on body. • True

  43. True or False: • English Lop allows a very small dewlap on bucks. • True

  44. True or False: • English Lop is shown in two varieties. • True

  45. True or False: • French Lop fur has rollback. • True

  46. True or False: • Three varieties are shown in French Lop. • False

  47. True or False: • A small simple dewlap is permitted in Holland Lop does. • True

  48. True or False: • Broken Holland Lops require rear white feet and front feet may be white. • True

  49. True or False: • Mini Lops are not allowed even a small dewlap. • False

  50. True or False: • It is desirable for broken mini lops to have elbow spots. • True

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