Blue eyed Netherland Dwarf VM Gene?

Rabbit Talk  Forum

Help Support Rabbit Talk Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
Occasionally you can get a little grouping of white hairs for reasons unknown but a clear white spot is probably always a vm.
 
My understanding is that the blue eyes and the vienna white always travel together on the gene. If it was easy to separate them, we'd have brilliant blue eyes in all sorts of breeds, since people like the blue eyes.
 
Since I posted I've read more and I think you are right uhurubuns, I think its the way VMs display pigment that causes the blue eyes, so its not a separate gene for eye color that creates blue eyes, its whether or not there is pigment around the eye area? But I'm still not sure how it works exactly.
 
Well, the way I understood VM, it's vv for a rabbit with no vienna, Vv for a rabbit with some vienna markings, and VV for a BEW. I have a VM blue lionhead buck, and he's got blue/grey eyes.
 
Back
Top