Which full arch breeds are posed rather than run on the judging table?

The full arch breeds that are typically posed rather than run on the judging table are the Britannia Petite and Belgian Hare. In showmanship and rabbit judging, the posing technique is essential for showcasing the body structure and arch of these rabbits, which is a vital aspect of their breed standard.

Both the Britannia Petite and the Belgian Hare exhibit a distinctive full arch shape when posed correctly. This full arch is crucial for their breed identity and can be better appreciated when the rabbit is standing still in a posed position, allowing judges to evaluate their conformation and overall appearance effectively. By posing, the rabbits present their features in a manner that highlights their breed characteristics, making it easier for judges to assess aspects such as body shape, balance, and overall quality.

Other breeds listed, such as Holland Lops, Mini Rex, English Angoras, French Lops, New Zealands, and Californians, have different judging standards and may require different techniques, such as running in front of the judge to demonstrate movement and overall vitality in addition to posed appearances.