Blue Silver Fox Rabbits

How do I determine whether my rabbit is a blue fox or a cream? 1. Look at the nose. A cream will shade from light to dark, and a blue fox will shade from dark to light. Sometimes the more intensely colored foxes will maintain the dark color going up, rather than shading off to a lighter color. Blue foxes will have very distinctly blue faces compared to creams. The nostril markings will also be.. Opal rabbits have rich blue coats with agouti markings. Eye color: Blue/gray Kit Coloring: Newborns are blue with the exception of their agouti or broken markings. As they age, they grow out their ticked blue fur and fawn markings. Adult Coloring: Adult opals have thickly ticked blue fur. A cream intermediate band of color is present on each hair, and can be seen on mid length fur near the.

Silver Fox Rabbit Breed History/Origin The Silver Fox Rabbit is the second breed to have originated in the United States thanks to Walter B. Garland of North Canton, Ohio. This multi-purpose breed was developed by crossing Checkered Giants, Champagne D'Argent and either English Silvers and/or American Blue rabbits.. Silver Fox The Silver Fox breed was developed by Walter B. Garland and was the third breed to be developed in the United States. Originally named the American Heavyweight Silver, the name was changed to Silver Fox in 1929. Though the black and blue color varieties of Silver Fox were originally recognized, the blue variety was later dropped.