Which of the following is NOT a general disqualification for all breeds of rabbits?

The option of short fur is indeed not a general disqualification for all breeds of rabbits. Each breed of rabbit has specific standards that define the ideal characteristics for that breed, including the type and length of fur. While some breeds may have shorter coats as part of their standard and are not penalized for this characteristic, general disqualifications typically pertain to health issues or physical defects that could negatively impact the rabbit’s well-being or quality of life.

Disqualifications like sore hocks, flea infestation, and abnormal eye discharge are concerns that indicate health problems or hygiene issues that could affect the rabbit's overall health and performance in competition. These are universally recognized disqualifications that apply regardless of the breed, emphasizing the importance of health and care in pet and show rabbits.