Animals that have white with color spots/patterns. Includes tri-colors.
Broken - The body pattern may be spotted, patches, or a blanket. The head markings are to show color on both ears, both eye circles and on the nose. The genetic pattern is any color with the English Broken Genes (Enen)
A broken with no nose markings is a DQ. 1/2 a butterfly is only a slight fault.
A charlie patterned rabbit must have at least 10% color, which typically equals color on both ears, eye circles, color on the nose, some color down the middle of the back and maybe a spot or two on the sides.
Blanket Pattern
Vail's Swissy Missy
Butterfly Nose Markings
Hoppin's Chocolate Rum
Spotted Pattern
Alpine's Colorado Snow
Charlie
*this charlie has at least 10% color. She has a stripe down the middle of your back and a small spot on each side, plus the color on her face.*
Hoppin's Heather Rum
Black/Orange Tri Color
A-B-C-D-e(j)-
Hoppin's Cutsie
Blue/Fawn Tri Color
A-B-C-dde(j)-
Hoppin's Blueboy
Chocolate/Orange Tri Color
A-bbC-D-e(j)-
Photo courtesy of Tarax Stud
