* Yes, some rabbits do gray: Certain breeds, like Dutch rabbits, tend to get grayer around the muzzle and on their paws with age. This is similar to how humans get gray hair.
* Not all rabbits gray: Other breeds, like Lionheads or Mini Rex, might not show much graying even in old age. Their coat color can remain consistent.
* Other factors: Besides breed, individual rabbit genetics and overall health can also influence how much graying they experience.
It's important to remember that graying in rabbits is a natural part of aging and not necessarily a sign of illness.
If you notice any significant changes in your rabbit's coat color or texture, it's always best to consult a veterinarian to rule out any potential health issues.