Basically, some colors (such the martens in hollands, blue tort in ND, broken havana) or breeds (lionhead, velveteen lops) aren't recognized by the ARBA. However, you can apply for a COD and present these rabbits at the National convention. They must pass presentation three out of five years, and only one COD holder is allowed to present in those five years. After that, the next COD holder must begin over at the beginning. So if Lionheads were to pass the second showing, and the COD holder drops his COD, the next person in line must start over at first presentation. This is always a huge setback!
Until the breeds are ARBA accepted, you can not register them, win legs or compete for BIS.
So far:
Broken Havanas: PASSED their third presentation! YAY!
Velveteen Lops: PASSED their first presentation!
Broken Satin Angora - PASSED their first presentation!
Blue Tort Netherland Dwarf - PASSED their first presentation!
Sable Mini Rex - PASSED their first presentation!
Himilayan Mini Satin - PASSED their first presentation!
Copper Mini Satin - PASSED their second presentation!
Red Mini Satin - PASSED their first presentation!
Chinchilla Mini Satin - PASSED their first presentation!
Opal Mini Satin - PASSED their first presentation!
Black Mini Satin - Not Presented!
Chocolate Mini Satin - Not Presented!
Otter Mini Satin - FAILED their second presentation!
Blue Silver Fox -PASSED their first presentation!
Lionheads: FAILED their second presentation. COD now goes to Gail.
Silver Martin Holland Lop: FAILED their first presentation, too many white hairs.
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