Which term refers to the condition of a rabbit when the flesh or fur hangs loosely?

The term that refers to the condition of a rabbit when the flesh or fur hangs loosely is "flabby." In the context of rabbit breeding and showing, a flabby condition is an indication of poor muscle tone and overall health. It suggests that the rabbit may not have been adequately cared for or nourished, resulting in excess skin and a lack of firmness in its body structure.

In contrast, terms like flat shoulders and fly back describe specific conformation traits or structural issues of the rabbit that relate to its body shape and posture rather than the overall condition of the flesh. "Finish," on the other hand, refers to the condition and grooming of the rabbit, focusing on how well it has been prepared for showing. Flabby specifically denotes the undesirable loose quality of flesh or fur that does not align with the standards of a healthy show rabbit.