In showing lop breeds, what are the two show groups called?

In showing lop breeds, the two show groups are referred to as broken and solid. The solid group represents rabbits that have a uniform color throughout their fur, while the broken group consists of rabbits that have a patchy color pattern, typically showcasing both the main color and white.

Understanding these classifications is important for rabbit breeders and exhibitors because they impact how a rabbit is evaluated in a show setting. The distinctions help judges assess the qualities and breed standards associated with each group. The terminology used reflects common practices in rabbit shows and helps ensure clarity and consistency among competitors and judges alike.