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Detailed profile of this breed: origin, year of creation, recognised varieties and official approvals.

Breed summary

No verified breed called "Blue of Holice" (or "Bleu de Holice") is listed in major rabbit breed registries or in accessible scientific/literature sources. The denomination may be a local name, a color variety, or a misspelling. Because no official standard is available, all trait attributions remain unconfirmed. Qualitative: likely a rare or regional denomination, probably referring to a rabbit with a 'blue' (steel/grey) coat and a domestic temper. Quantitative: no breed-specific metrics are documented. For context, general domestic rabbit categories are approximately: small 1.0–2.5 kg, medium 2.5–5.0 kg, large >5.0 kg; typical lifespan 5–10 years — these figures are generic and not breed-specific.

Detailed origin

There is no verifiable origin history available under the name "Blue of Holice." The toponym "Holice" exists (for example as a town in the Czech Republic), so the name could denote a local variety or breeder line connected to a place called Holice; this is hypothetical and not documented. Qualitative: absence of documented lineage, registration or founding breeders. Quantitative: no dates of recognition, founding years, or registry entries can be provided because none were found in consulted sources.

Detailed description

Because no official breed standard is available, precise morphology, coat type, and colour pattern cannot be asserted with certainty. Conditional (if the name denotes a typical 'blue' variety): Qualitative: coat likely presents as slate/steel-blue shading, fur density and texture could range from short and dense to medium plush depending on related local stock, temperament typically the calm/domestic profile seen in many non-commercial varieties. Quantitative (conditional and generic): expected weight range if similar to common medium 'blue' varieties: 2.5–5.0 kg; typical ear length for medium rabbits 7–12 cm; no official show or utility classifications can be provided. These numbers are general rabbit references, not verified for this named breed.