Junior 4-H Rabbit Knowledge Practice Exam

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Which of the following is considered a general disqualification in all breeds?

Abnormal eye discharge
Perfect fur condition
Properly matched eyes
Correct weight

The correct answer is: Abnormal eye discharge

An abnormal eye discharge is a general disqualification in all breeds because it can be a sign of health issues or abnormalities. It is important for dogs of all breeds to have healthy eyes and regular discharge can be a concern for dog health. The other options, while desirable, are not considered general disqualifications because they are not indicative of larger health issues or abnormalities. Perfect fur condition, properly matched eyes, and correct weight are all desirable traits, but they do not disqualify a dog from breed standards.