See our wide array of possible colors!

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Harlequin
A striking pattern of alternating orange and black bands or patches across the face and body. Every harlequin has a completely unique look.

Blue Harlequin
A softer version of the classic harlequin, featuring alternating fawn and blue-gray markings for a beautiful pastel appearance.

Magpie
A bold, eye-catching pattern of white with black markings arranged in the classic harlequin pattern.

Black Tort (Black Tortoiseshell)

A warm orange or fawn body with rich black shading on the ears, nose, feet, and tail.

Blue Tort (Blue Tortoiseshell)

A dilute version of the black tort, featuring a cream-colored body with soft blue-gray shading.

Fox
A dramatic color featuring a solid-colored upper coat with a bright white underside, eye circles, belly, chest, and tail, creating beautiful contrast. 

Black
A rich, glossy jet-black coat that appears solid from nose to tail.

Blue
A smooth slate-blue coat with a soft gray appearance created by the dilute gene.

Chocolate

A deep milk-chocolate brown coat that offers a warm, rich alternative to black.

Lilac

A soft dove-gray coat with a subtle pinkish-lavender hue. One of the rarer dilute colors.

Blue Otter
A soft blue-gray rabbit with lighter cream or white markings around the eyes, chest, belly, and inside the ears.

Opal
A beautiful blue-gray agouti color with warm cream accents and lighter ticking throughout the coat, giving it a naturally wild appearance.

Blue Sallander
A creamy off-white coat delicately shaded with soft blue-gray points on the face, ears, feet, and body.

Black Sallander

Blue-Eyed White (BEW)

A pure white rabbit with brilliant blue eyes. 

Vienna Marked (VM)

A rabbit carrying the Vienna gene that displays unique white markings, which may include a blaze, white feet, nose markings, or blue eyes. Every Vienna-marked rabbit is one of a kind.

Broken Pattern

A white "spotted" pattern on top of a main color. The amount and placement of color varies, making every broken-patter