What is the name of the book published by the ARBA that describes all rabbit breeds?

The book published by the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) that describes all rabbit breeds is known as "The Standard of Perfection." This publication serves as a comprehensive reference for rabbit breeders and exhibitors, detailing the accepted standards and characteristics for each recognized breed. It offers valuable information regarding breed specifics, including size, coat type, coloration, and other defining traits, which helps in maintaining the quality and standards of rabbit breeding.

The other titles listed are not published by the ARBA or do not serve the same function as "The Standard of Perfection." For instance, while "The Rabbit Encyclopedia" may provide general information about rabbits and their care, it does not specifically focus on breed standards or the comprehensive details as defined by the ARBA. Similarly, "The Complete Rabbit Guide" and "The Rabbit Breeding Handbook" may contain useful tips and insights into rabbit husbandry, but they lack the authoritative breed classifications that "The Standard of Perfection" provides. This focus on breed standards makes "The Standard of Perfection" essential for both novice and experienced rabbit breeders.