What are "knock kneed" rabbits also referred to as?

"Knock kneed" rabbits are indeed referred to as "Cow Hocks." This term describes a specific leg condition where the knees turn inward while the hocks (the joint in the hind leg) turn outward. In rabbits, this condition can indicate a structural issue that may affect their movement and overall health. It is important for breeders and rabbit owners to be aware of such conditions, as they can potentially impact the rabbit’s performance in shows, their ability to move, and their quality of life.

Alternative terms, such as "Bow Legs," pertain to a different leg configuration where the legs bend outward. Understanding these distinctions is crucial when assessing rabbit conformation and health. The other terms, "Normal Legs" and "Straight Legs," refer to ideal leg structure and do not accurately describe the knock-kneed condition, which is characterized by the inward knee positioning of the rabbits.