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just to make this clear, domesticated black rabbits originated from wild rabbits, in other words, a domesticated black rabbit doesn,t have to be introduced into a wild population for black rabbits to

no mate the gene can lie dormant for generations and the odd black one appears when two rabbits carrying the black gene mate

Nope, they are just as fast lol   I shot a few on a caravan park recentely, and got abuse on here for it ! hahahah unlucky they said!! lol. well it was for the rabbit  

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my pup is not racist he run all colours lol the only good thing is when he chases a ginger or black cat i can say he thought it was a rabbit atb oneshot

Open forum, not a smart statement :icon_eek:

i know its open read very carefully MY DOG IS NOT RACIST and when he CHASES a ginger or black cat :D
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my pup is not racist he run all colours lol the only good thing is when he chases a ginger or black cat i can say he thought it was a rabbit atb oneshot

Open forum, not a smart statement :icon_eek:

i know its open read very carefully MY DOG IS NOT RACIST and when he CHASES a ginger or black cat :D

Ok petal.
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my pup is not racist he run all colours lol the only good thing is when he chases a ginger or black cat i can say he thought it was a rabbit atb oneshot

Open forum, not a smart statement :icon_eek:

i know its open read very carefully MY DOG IS NOT RACIST and when he CHASES a ginger or black cat :D

Ok petal.

its ok flower
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they are a mutation, "agouti" is the officail name for normal brown rabbit fur colour, which is made up of hairs of various colours inc black. then a mutation occurs where one comes all black. all black ist to do with pet rabbits as they are completly black, but i think parti colours and other colours are to do with domestic rabbits

 

Spot on.

 

If you look at a rabbits fur, it has a lot of black hairs, and also orange/ginger hairs, and white hair, obviously.

 

THe colored rabbits are a mutation, which has expressed itself in one dominant color.

 

I have had black, white, ginger, grey and blue rabbits as well as ones with patches and one half white (front half) and rear half normal.

 

You do also sometimes get escapees and inter breeding, and i've seen a kind of lion headed rabbit, and i think 'the ferreter' caught one as well.

 

Edited to add - Munster man you are right in that you see it more in higher populations, but that is because the higher the population, the higher the chance of mutation and also a high popuation indicates that it is easier to survive and so mutations are less selected against in terms of breeding etc.

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