Tan

The real Tan

The real breed comes from England. Appeared in England in the 1880s, from wild rabbits crossed with Dutch rabbits. A dark coat with rich tan on the belly, the eye rings and under the tail.

What the standard asks for

• not a dwarf
• upright ears
• a normal coat
• no mane
• a solid coat
• a coat in the otter family
• size at most 45

A rabbit that meets every point counts as a Tan; among breeds it meets, the game counts it as the one whose standard it meets on the most points.

What the judge looks at

Once a rabbit meets the standard, the judge scores how close it is to the breed's ideal. Every point away costs it.

• size: 30 on the game's 0 to 100 scale
• ear droop: 0 on the game's 0 to 100 scale
• ear length: 50 on the game's 0 to 100 scale

Coats that qualify

Every coat in the game that this standard accepts, painted. Tap one to see its genes and how to breed it, in the Coat Atlas.

4 coats qualify.