Which of the following statements is true about rabbit showing?

Winning Best Opposite Sex Variety (BOSV) or Best of Breed (BOB) can indeed earn legs in specific situations, making this statement true. In rabbit showing, a "leg" refers to a point that a rabbit earns toward its championship title. While many awards and placements contribute to these legs, being awarded BOB or BOSV in a recognized show can directly fulfill the criteria for earning a leg.

Typically, to earn a leg, a rabbit must compete in a sanctioned show, and specific conditions must be met regarding the number of entries and the competition level. BOB is awarded to the top rabbit in its breed, while BOSV recognizes the best rabbit of the opposite sex. This distinction in awards ensures that rabbits not only have to be of good quality according to breed standards but also go head-to-head with a number of other high-quality competitors in order to earn those legs.

The other statements do not accurately describe the leg-earning process. A rabbit does not have to win first place overall to gain legs, as legs can be awarded based on various competitions within the show. Additionally, legs are not awarded solely based on breed, as performance in relation to other entries is also a critical factor in earning points. The