Palomino rabbit

Palomino rabbit

Golden Palomino Buck Weight: 9–10 pounds. ARBA-accepted varieties: Golden, Lynx The body of a Palomino is to be of medium length with firm flesh, well developed shoulders, and well-filled and rounded hindquarters. The top line should have a gradual arc smoothly rising upward from the neck reaching its high point at the loin hip and sloping downward towards the tail. The surface color is to have as little variation as possible. The Golden variety is to be a bright golden shade over a cream to white undercolor. The Lynx variety has a medium pearl grey surface color blending to an orange beige intermediate color over a cream to white undercolor. The palomino rabbit has a brown eye. There are two varieties; golden and lynx. The average weight for a full grown rabbit is 9 lb. Palominos have a good temperament and are very lovable. Coat should be coarse and full. Are very good show rabbits. The palomino is a commercial breed.