The Head of the Fancy

The showroom varities are only two, broken and solid pattern

Agouti: Chestnut, Chinchilla, Lynx, Opal, Squirrel
Point White Group: Pointed White
Self Group: Black, Blue, Blue Eyed White, Chocolate, Lilac, Ruby Eyed White
Shaded Group: Sable Point, Siamese Sable, Siamese Smoke Pearl, Tortoise Shell
Wide Banned Group: Fawn, Orange

Junior Weight: Minimum 1.75 pounds, Maximum 3.5 pounds
Senior Weight Bucks: Not over 4 pounds, Ideal weight 3.5 pounds
Senior Weight Does: Not over 4 pounds, Ideal weight 3.75 pounds

Body
Head
Ears
Feet & Legs

30
30
10
5
10

Density
Texture
Length

8
5
2

United States

Patty Greene-Karl

The history of the american fuzzy lop is intertwined with that of the holland lop. Hollands were originally a solid colored animal. To get broken hollands they were bred with English Spots. However, this caused the offsprings to have flyback instead of rollback fur. To correct the flyback fur they were then bred to Angoras, and thus the wool gene was introduced into hollands. Two hollands carrying this recessive "fuzzy" gene could then produce a fuzzy holland.

1988

American Fuzzy Lops are currently not at risk

American Fuzzy Lop Rabbit Club

Dairyland Fuzzies Rabbit Club
Fanfare Fuzzies of Southern California