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theblue variety is the deepest blue color ofall rabbits   |\n| | AmericanChinchilla   | United States   | Watch   | Meat & fur   | 9-11/10-12   | Silvery, white andblack tipped   | 8-10   | Docile   | Good   | Novice   | Rapid growth; good meat-to-bone ratio   |\n| | Argent Brun   | France   | Threatened   | Meat & fur   | 9   | Silver frostedbrown   | 7-9   | Docile   | Excellent   | Novice   |  |\n| | Belgian Hare   | Belgium   | Recovering   | Exhibition   | 6-9.5/6-9.5   | Brown with blackticking   | 4-8   | Active, intelligent   | Variable   | Intermediate /  \u003Cbr>advanced   | Created to resemble a wild hare, but is atrue rabbit; can be a challenge to breed   |\n| | Beveren   | Belgium   | Recovering   | Meat & fur   | 8-11/9-12   | Black, blue, orwhite   | 8-12   | Docile   | Good   | Novice   | Select for mandolin body shape; goodcold tolerance; quick growth rate   |\n| | Blanc de Hotot   | France   | Critical   | Meat & fur   | 8-11/9-11   | Frosty white withthin black eyebands   | 6-8   | Docile to active   | Good toVariable   | Novice /  \u003Cbr>intermediate   | Meat lighter in color than other breeds   |\n| | CheckeredGiant   | Germany   | Threatened   | Exhibition   | 11-12   | White with blackspots or whitewith grey spots   | Active   | Novice /  \u003Cbr>intermediate   |  |  |  |\n\nThe Livestock ConservancyPO Box 477, Pittsboro, NC 27312919-542-5704 / www.livestockconservancy.org  \nThe Livestock Conservancy  \nQuick Reference Guide to Heritage Rabbits  \n\n| Photo   | Breed   | Origin   | CPL Status   | Purpose   | Adult  \u003Cbr>Weight M/F   | Color   | LitterSize   | Temperament   | Mothering   | Experience   | Notes   |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| | Crème d’Argent   | France   | Threatened   | Meat & fur   | 8-10.5/8.5-11   | Creamy whitewith orange cast;bright orangeundercoat   | 5-8   | Docile   | Good   | Novice   | Relaxed personality; ears should be well -rounded at the end   |\n| | Giant Chinchilla   | United States   | Watch   | Meat & fur   | 12-15/13-16   | Silvery, white andblack tipped(Chinchilla)   | 7-8   | Docile   | Good   | Novice   | Requires platform in cage to prevent sorehocks; quick growth rate; large sizerequires bigger cages   |\n| | Lilac   | England   | Watch   | Meat & fur   | 5.5-7.5/6-8   | Dove gray withpink tint   | 4-6   | Docile   | Variable   | Novice   | Does better in cooler climates; slow tomature, but hardy   |\n| | Palomino   | United States   | Watch   | Meat & fur   | 8-11   | Golden or Lynx   | Docile   | Novice   | Fast maturing, hardy rabbit   |  |  |\n| | Rhinelander   | Germany   | Watch   | Exhibition   | 6.5-9.5/7-10   | Black & orange orblue & fawn   | 10   | Active but docile;intelligent   | Good tovariable   | Intermediate   | Color pattern a challenge to perfect;owners train rabbits to run and pose forthe show table   |\n| | Silver   | Portugal;possibly earlyThai breedbefore that   | Critical   | Exhibition   | 4-7/4-7   | Black, brown, orfawn with silverticking   | 3-6   | Docile but active   | Variable   | Novice /  \u003Cbr>intermediate   | Small size makes them easy to handle;seasonal breeders, giving birth in Springand Fall   |\n| | Silver Fox   | United States   | Recovering   | Meat & fur   | 9-11/10-12   | Black or blue withsilver ticking   | 7-8   | Docile   | Good   | Novice   | Rapid growth; fur stands upright ifpushed that way and does not fall backlike other rabbit coats   |\n\nThe Livestock ConservancyPO Box 477, Pittsboro, NC 27312919-542-5704 / www.livestockcon","cbCainTDafG8furz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainTDafG8furz","pdf",539404,"English","# Quick Reference Guide to Heritage Rabbits\n## Breed comparison table","[{\"question\":\"What information does the guide include for each heritage rabbit breed?\",\"answer\":\"For each breed, the guide provides origin, CPL status, purpose, adult weight ranges by sex, color description, litter size, temperament, mothering, experience level, and additional notes.\"},{\"question\":\"What do CPL status and “purpose” mean in the table?\",\"answer\":\"CPL status indicates the listed conservation/priority level (e.g., Watch, Threatened, Recovering, Critical). “Purpose” describes the breeding focus such as meat \\u0026 fur or exhibition.\"},{\"question\":\"How should the notes section be used?\",\"answer\":\"Use the notes to apply breed-specific guidance, such as selecting for body shape, managing growth and color traits, supporting cold tolerance, adjusting cage setup, and preparing for show requirements.\"}]","Quick Reference Guide to Heritage Rabbits - read online | PDF",1791839241]