An overview of the Rabbit Fur Colors and patterns

An overview of the Rabbit Fur Colors and patterns

The variety of coat colors rabbits with pets can have can be quite a long list and often difficult to understand. The following list provides fundamental color descriptions or color categories found in rabbits that are pets. There are a few breeds of rabbits for pets that can be found in all of these patterns or colors.

Patterns and Colors

28.Agouti Fur Types

• Agouti: Colored bands appear on every hair of the fur of rabbits that have agouti. The hues of these bands are dependent on the kind that agouti colors are.

• Brown-gray agouti: The hairs that make up this kind of rabbit appear blue on the bottom (closest close to the skin) followed by medium tan, charcoal, and then with a tan tip.

27.Types of Black Fur Types

• "Black otter": The design features a body in black with an underside that is lighter, hair might be orange-colored near the edges of the lighter and black shade.

• Black: Dark Black.

26.Blue Fur Types

• Blue :Medium blue or slate blue.

• Bluecoat: of an otter with fawn-tipped guard hairs and fawned areas.

• Blue steel: Tan "ticking."

• Blue tortoiseshell blue: Beige and Blue.

25.Broken Pattern

• Broken: This design can include rabbits with white fur, with color spots or patches, as well as the markings of their noses, colored ears, and/or eye circles.

24.Californian Fur

• Californian Body: White with black head, ears, nose, and feet.

23.Castor Fur

• Castor It is a pattern with brown fur on top with a slate blue underneath and red or orange between.

22.Chinchilla Fur

• Chinchilla: Slate or black mixed with pearls and black-tipped hairs that guard.

21.Cinnamon Fur

• Cinnamon: Reddish-brown or rust color.

20.Chocolate Fur Types

• Chocolate: Dark dark brown color.

• The chocolate agouti: A mixture made of chocolate and tan, with the chestnut tip.

• Chocolate Chinchilla: Chocolate and pearl with chocolate-tipped hairs for guards.

• Chocolate steel: chocolate with silver or tan ticking.

• Chocolate tortoiseshell: Soft chocolate with an adorable fawn.

19.Cream Fur

• Cream Beige: A pinkish to almond-colored.

18.Fawn Fur

• Fawn: Straw color.

17.Frosted Pearl Fur

• Frosted pearls: A Pearl that has chocolate, blue, black, or lilac shade.

16.Gray Fur Types

• Gray: Three distinct colors of hair. Black black with tan tips the black color with a band of tan along with slate underneath.

• Gray with light shades: Agouti that has slate blue on the hair's base and off-white midway and light gray towards the tips with black-tipped hairs for guards.

15.The Lilac Fur Types

• Lilac: Pinkish pale gray.

• Lilac Chinchilla: Lilac and pearls are ticked with lilac tip hairs that guard.

• Lilac steel Lilac: Lilac with silver or tan ticking.

• Lilac tortoiseshell: Lilac and beige.

14.Opal Fur

• Opal agouti: Slate blue near the base of the hair, followed by gold and blue at the tip.

13.Orange Fur

• Orange: Light to bright orange color.

12.Pearl Fur

• Pearl: Light, creamy gray color.

11.Pointed White Fur

• Pointed white: A white cat with chocolate, blue, black, or lilac-colored ears, nose, and feet. The tail is also a part of the body (like the traditional Himalayan color cat).

10.Red Fur

• Red: Deep brown-red color.

09.Sable Fur Types

• Sable: Dark grayish-brown color.

• Marten Sable: Siamese sibling with silver-tipped hairs for guards.

• Sable point: Cream body, and Sable on the nose, feet, ears, as well as tail.

• Seal Color: Dark (almost black) the color of sable.

08.Sandy Fur

• Sandy: Reddish tan color.

07.Self-Grouping For

• Self-group: Solid colors in black blue, lilac, blue-eyed white, as well as ruby-eyed white.

06.Shaded Group Fur

Shaded groups: Colour shifts from light to dark (e.g. frosty pearl, sable, siamese, sable point seal, tortoise, seal).

05.Silver Fur Types

• A silver-colored: fox or silver with white, or black hairs with tips.

• Silver Marten: Blue, black chocolate, lilac, or black color that has silver-white markings silver-tipped hairs for guards.

04.Tan Pattern

• Tan Pattern Tan Pattern: Tan Pattern: (not necessarily brown) on the eyes, nostrils, the inside of the ears, inside leg, belly, and the underside of the tail. The groups included marten and otter colorings.

03.Ticking Fur

• Ticking: Tipped or solid guard hairs with a different color than the primary coat color, interspersed all over the coat.

02.Tortoise Fur Types

• Tortoise: Orange and chocolate, blue, black, or the lilac.

• Tortoiseshell: Dark or orange black and fawn.

01.Tri-colored Fur

• Tri-colored: White and either the orange and black, or lavender-blue and fawn or chocolate and orange or gray and fawn shades.