Unbelievable Bunny

[Tortoise man]

Hey everyone,
I just went to the pet shop earlier today cause my daugter who is turning four wanted a bunny for her birthday, and i just saw, for the first time in my life , the cutest white bunny with BLUE eyes. Is this normal in bunnies or are they luetistic or something like that in those awsome ball pythons?


Cheers Vinny

[Bartman]

theirs a post about killing bunnies and then on of buying one

its so ironic, and odd lol...dont konw bout the eyes though sorry

[HeatherK]

Blue eyes in rabbits (like dogs and cats) don't always link to a pure white coat. As an example, Dutch rabbits have blue eyes, and they are about 50/50 black and white. I've also seen white rabbits with red eyes. However, don't know whether a pure white rabbit with blue eyes is linked to deafness as it is in cats.

If the bun is not an obvious mixed breed, you can look up the breed's available colours, and sometimes you'll find information on the genetics behind them as well. I've never heard the term 'leucistic' being used in rabbits.. I don't know whether they would be considered albino without looking it up. Often small animals are reffered to as REW (red-eyed white) PEW (pink-eyed white) and I'm at a loss for blue eyed.. BEW?

[sapphire_moon]

actually BEW usually means Black Eyed White.

You can try going to
www.arba.net

You could probably email someone and ask them about a white rabbit with blue eyes.

and some pics of diff rabbits

http://www.arba.net/photo.htm