Broken group
Broken Blue Holland Lop
Soft slate blue patching over white, generally with lighter overall coverage than a broken black.
A broken blue Holland Lop sits in the broken group. Soft slate blue patching over white, generally with lighter overall coverage than a broken black.
Moderately common. It appears regularly enough that you should not be paying a scarcity premium, though a genuinely well-marked example is another matter.
The genetics
Genotype En_ over a dilute black base. The broken gene applied to a blue rabbit.
What a good one looks like
Same as any broken: a complete butterfly, eye circles, coloured ears, sensible coverage. The blue should be an even slate where it appears.
What to check for
Faint or patchy colour where the blue is too pale to read against the white. Incomplete butterfly.
Is broken blue actually rare?
Moderately common. Popular with buyers because the soft blue against white photographs beautifully.
Common questions
What makes a good broken blue?
Same as any broken: a complete butterfly across the nose, eye circles, coloured ears, and sensible coverage of roughly 10 to 50 percent colour. The blue itself should be an even slate wherever it appears.
Is broken blue rare?
Moderately common, and popular. The soft blue against white photographs beautifully, which drives demand rather more than scarcity does.
What it costs
Every Holland Lop here is $300 to $400 regardless of colour. Full pricing here.
Broken Blue Holland Lops available now
If nothing appears here, we do not have this colour at the moment. Say so and we will tell you honestly whether one is coming.
No bunnies are ready to go this week. We only list them once they are, so check back rather than joining a waitlist.