The Blonde Bunny: a Complete Guide to This Rare and Stunning Rabbit
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It is easy to confuse a blonde bunny with other light-colored rabbits. Here is a quick comparison to help you tell them apart.
| Feature | Blonde Bunny | Albino (R.E.W.) | Cream/White |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eye Color | Dark (brown, blue-gray) | Pink or Red | Dark or Blue |
| Fur Color | Golden, honey, champagne | Pure white | Pale cream, off-white |
| Skin Pigment | Light but present | None (pink skin) | Light |
| Genetics | Non-extension + dilution | Complete albinism (c gene) | Dilution only |
| Sun Sensitivity | High | Extreme | Moderate |
As the table shows, the eye color is the most reliable indicator. If you see a rabbit with a golden coat and dark eyes, you are looking at a true blonde bunny.
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