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What color is this bunny? His parents are a blue tort VM (with known genotype aaBbCc(chd)ddee(j)) and black/orange torted harlequin VM (with known genotype AaBbC_Dde(j)e). Siblings ended up being black torts, blue tort, and black/orange harlequin. Pictures below show how he progressed with age...

Thank you both very much for the responses and information. The baby is still doing wonderfully, as active (if not more) than its siblings. I have been cleaning it often and doing everything in my power to keep infection from happening!

Yesterday we had more baby bunnies born! Unfortunately out of the eight, only three survived with one being in critical condition. Mama overgroomed it at birth (this is her first litter), so it is missing an ear and some skin around the area. I have been keeping it clean and using animal liquid...

Most likely a Mini Lop, could be mixed. His coloring is called Black Magpie!

*Update* The vet says the baby bunny has inflammation that could be caused by one of two things: parasites or an infection. It sounded like there is a partial prolapse, too. The bunny is now on antibiotics and probiotics; we should see results in the next week or so! I was told to not limit...

Thank you for your help and reassurance. The vet only has a drop off time open, meaning the baby will spend tommorow (and possibly the night) at the clinic. Although this is less than ideal, I wouldn't do it unless I felt it was necessary. Unfortunately they do not allow the mother to be brought...

https://www.rabbitsonline.net/threads/anus-red-and-swollen.99969/. After reading this thread, I'm pretty sure this baby has a rectal prolapse. We have a vet appointment for tommorow afternoon.

Sometimes baby poops get stuck in the fur around their bottom at this age, nothing unusual. The actual poops are hard and a golden brown color. The kit is still nursing and with mom, the diet consists of unlimited Timothy hay and Haystack rabbit pellets. Mom gets occasional herbs and romaine...

This poor baby is nearing 4 weeks of age, and just started showing signs of a swollen anus 2-3 days ago. It has progressed since; I've never seen anything like it. Thankfully the baby is full of energy and still pooping well through the center of the swollen anus... for now. I will take no...

Interesting. Thank you!

I've heard lots of conflicting information recently, regarding heavy/extreme VM bunnies, so I just wanted to clarify. Is it when over 50% of the fur is white (Vienna marked)?

Definitely a buck (male).

He appears to be a Lion Lop (a mix between a lion head and Holland Lop). The multicolored one has a coat coloring known to be "Japanese harlequin" (orange/black). The brown one has a coat coloring known to be "black torted otter" (simplified as "fox"). Hope this helps, and happy holidays!

Definitely a female!

I know! Very frustrating and I ended up trying another more eager buck. They both are on the shy side, but very snuggly and sweet! Also my does are very friendly so I thought that would help but it didn't...

The best option for you is to get a Ruggable. These are basically highly durable, large, washable rugs! They are great for bunnies as they are hard to chew, and you can find them used for quite a good price. Here is a similar, more affordable rug. My other suggestions include vinyl, tile...

In order, it appears you have a blue tort, black / orange harlequin, and blue tort VM. So cute!! Personal sidenote: I know this breeder you are referring to quite well. So well, in fact, that "Little Imperial Prince" (the harlequin buck pictured) sired one of my favorite litters a while back...

Black otter. This is based off the orange coloring on the nape of the neck. If it was a black silver martin instead, there would be no tan shading, just a mix of black, white, and silver shades 😊

He could be a Holland Lop whose ears never flopped. This happens more often than you would think, and can confuse new owners! However, if he's within 2.5 - 4.5 lbs., it's likely. For interest, his coloring looks to be "smutty orange".