What are these?

[Nela]

Never seen this? :?

http://link.marktplaats.nl/360094512

 

[BlueGiants]

Wow! They are BEAUTIFUL! (I've never seen a breed with those markings/coloring!)

 

[mistyjr]

Same here!! Wow!! They are beautiful..

 

[Starlight Rabbitry]

Actually they look like what we in the US call Champange D'Argents. Champanges are born all black and get their silvery color in as they approach adulthood.

Sharon

 

[irishbunny]

So gorgeous! I though as well they looked like Champagnes.

 

[Nela]

Oooooooooooooh that... Yep. Silver mentionned in the post... Ah ah it makes sense now. Lol. Cool, thanks! I was soooo curious.I have seen a lot of different bunnies here :expressionlessThe main breed found here is the teddy breed. I had never seen those. They are quite 'pouffy' to say the least

 

[TCRabbitry]

teddy breed? What is that?

 

[Jaded]

They look like Enderbys they are very rare.

 

[Starlight Rabbitry]

Haven't thought of that one. Gee, they look just like Champagnes

 

[BlueCamasRabbitry]

They are called Argente Bruns, I do believe.

Emily

 

[irishbunny]

I don't know much abour Argente Bruns but don't they have a dark patch around their nose?

 

[Shaded Night Rabbitry]

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:

They are called Argente Bruns, I do believe.

Emily

Noooooo. Argente Bruns would be chocolate based, and I'm sure has a chocoate silver rather than a silvery silver. Champagnes are black based, with the silvery silver aging color. Creme D'Argent would be orange based, and have creamy silver.

irishbunny wrote:

I don't know much abour Argente Bruns but don't they have a dark patch around their nose?

I'm pretty sure they follow the rest of their Argente silbings, which means the silvering just comes with age. If you saw a 3 year old senior, they'd be very, very lightly colored, and fairly uniform. A 6/8 month old would display the patchy markings. Even younger, and they just look silly. x3

 

[BlueCamasRabbitry]

Shaded Night Rabbitry wrote:

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:

They are called Argente Bruns, I do believe.

Emily

Noooooo. Argente Bruns would be chocolate based, and I'm sure has a chocoate silver rather than a silvery silver. Champagnes are black based, with the silvery silver aging color. Creme D'Argent would be orange based, and have creamy silver.

irishbunny wrote:

I don't know much abour Argente Bruns but don't they have a dark patch around their nose?

I'm pretty sure they follow the rest of their Argente silbings, which means the silvering just comes with age. If you saw a 3 year old senior, they'd be very, very lightly colored, and fairly uniform. A 6/8 month old would display the patchy markings. Even younger, and they just look silly. x3

Ahh you're right. At a quick glance they looked chocolate, but after looking at them again, they almost look blue based... ?

Emily

 

[Nela]

I'm finding this thread mighty interesting... lots of breed names popping up that I don't know of

I'll try to get teddy photos for you TC

 

[Nancy McClelland]

always wanted to say this: "bunnies"

 

[Shaded Night Rabbitry]

They look much, much more like Champagnes than Argente Bleus. Plus I would assume that the blue ones are VERY, VERY rare, since I had never even heard of them until I researched the subject.

 

[woahlookitsme]

Heres some Champagne juniors and i would definately say that they are the same as the ones on the website.

Website the picture was taken from which has more pictures of champagnes
http://www.flatlandfarm.com/_mgxroot/page_10815.html

 

[Nela]

These are teddy bunnies btw...

http://chantywidder.come2me.nl/789348/teddy-widder-voedsters

They are absolutely gorgeous when babies but in my opinion (and without any offense intended to the buns or to anyone who likes them) they are quite silly looking when older

 

[leo9lionheads]

Nela wrote:

These are teddy bunnies btw...

http://chantywidder.come2me.nl/789348/teddy-widder-voedsters

They are absolutely gorgeous when babies but in my opinion (and without any offense intended to the buns or to anyone who likes them) they are quite silly looking when older

Look sort of like American Fuzzy Lops but AFLS dont have fuzzy heads.... very interesting.

 

[Nela]

Yeah, I've been trying to figure out if Americans have a different name for them :? They are soooo fluffy. There are 2 different kinds as well. :expressionless