I need some help. I ve been reading on color genetics and find it too complex. I need to know what color i can breed my black jersey wooly to get pointed or broken showable colors. I have also a ruby white eye doe. And a broken tort male. I want to get one rabbit for each to breed, whatcolor would u suggest. Thanks in advanced.
You could breed your black jersey wooly to a broken to get brokens. If your black is a doe, you could breed to your broken tort. You most likely would get black or broken black, althought other things are possible, most would be showable. To get a pointed, you will have to purchase a pointed, as that gene does not appear to be in your herd. I can’t say for sure as I don’t know the entire genetic background of your existing animals. Hope that helps
By the way I enjoyed your color genetics tutorials… Even after successfully raising rabbits for quite a few years now I still learned a lot.
Thanks, Aaron
Genetics are fascinating. We are still writing articles on genetics and hope to revise our genetics sections completely in the near future. I am glad that you have found them helpful. Thanks again for the compliment.
I need some help. I ve been reading on color genetics and find it too complex. I need to know what color i can breed my black jersey wooly to get pointed or broken showable colors. I have also a ruby white eye doe. And a broken tort male. I want to get one rabbit for each to breed, whatcolor would u suggest. Thanks in advanced.
Hi erika,
You could breed your black jersey wooly to a broken to get brokens. If your black is a doe, you could breed to your broken tort. You most likely would get black or broken black, althought other things are possible, most would be showable. To get a pointed, you will have to purchase a pointed, as that gene does not appear to be in your herd. I can’t say for sure as I don’t know the entire genetic background of your existing animals. Hope that helps
Rob Usakowski
By the way I enjoyed your color genetics tutorials… Even after successfully raising rabbits for quite a few years now I still learned a lot.
Thanks, Aaron
Genetics are fascinating. We are still writing articles on genetics and hope to revise our genetics sections completely in the near future. I am glad that you have found them helpful. Thanks again for the compliment.
Three Little Ladies Rabbitry