In which part of the rabbit is the "under color" located?

The "under color" of a rabbit's coat is located closest to the skin. This is the layer of color that appears beneath the outer layer of fur and contributes to the overall appearance and texture of the rabbit's coat. The under color is crucial for breed standards, especially in judging events, as it can indicate the rabbit’s genetics and health. It often consists of softer, denser fur that provides insulation and protects the rabbit against environmental changes. Understanding where the under color is located helps in selecting rabbits for breeding and showing, ensuring that they conform to breed standards.