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Here are some vienna's of mine.
I had 2 litters out of a rew doe and bew buck, the kits showed very little vienna markings.
Some didn't have any white markings at all like the black harlequin in the first litter.
The blue harlequin has just a white snip and a band on one side of his shoulder.
And the left one is either a black harlequin charlie or a false charlie.
Atleast one of the parents carries broken or maybe both of them.
Here is the second litter from the same combination, rew doe and bew buck.
2 were solid without any white markings and the other 2 looked like regular broken without exessive white, which is weird to me but this is controlled by invisible modifiers.
Some vienna markeds give kits with lots of white and less color and some have kits with less markings like a small snip on the nose and a blaze.
Normally when a rabbit gets the broken and vienna gene, it tends to look like a charlie because the vienna gene adds more white to the coat and erases color, shifting the genetic broken kit to a charlie looking kit and sometimes these kits come out as a hotot with blue eyes. Exactly like the 2 whites with eye bands in JesiccaR's picture!
dutch + broken gene = hotot
vienna + broken gene = hotot with blue eyes
You could say the the only difference between a dutch and vienna are the blue eyes, the markings are almost identical and appear in the same way.
I had 2 litters out of a rew doe and bew buck, the kits showed very little vienna markings.
Some didn't have any white markings at all like the black harlequin in the first litter.
The blue harlequin has just a white snip and a band on one side of his shoulder.
And the left one is either a black harlequin charlie or a false charlie.
Atleast one of the parents carries broken or maybe both of them.
Here is the second litter from the same combination, rew doe and bew buck.
2 were solid without any white markings and the other 2 looked like regular broken without exessive white, which is weird to me but this is controlled by invisible modifiers.
Some vienna markeds give kits with lots of white and less color and some have kits with less markings like a small snip on the nose and a blaze.
Normally when a rabbit gets the broken and vienna gene, it tends to look like a charlie because the vienna gene adds more white to the coat and erases color, shifting the genetic broken kit to a charlie looking kit and sometimes these kits come out as a hotot with blue eyes. Exactly like the 2 whites with eye bands in JesiccaR's picture!
dutch + broken gene = hotot
vienna + broken gene = hotot with blue eyes
You could say the the only difference between a dutch and vienna are the blue eyes, the markings are almost identical and appear in the same way.