Which body type is NOT one of the five recognized rabbit body types?

The body types recognized in rabbit breed standards are designed to categorize rabbits based on their physical conformation and shape. The five primary body types include Full Arch, Semi-Arched, Compact, Cylindrical, and Pastel. Longhaired, while it refers to a characteristic of some breeds, does not describe a body type but rather a coat type.

Full Arch refers to rabbits with long, deep bodies that curve elegantly, whereas Semi-Arched has a more gradual arch, giving a slightly less rounded appearance. Compact body types are short and stocky, developed for sturdiness. On the other hand, Longhaired is a feature of certain breeds that relates to fur length and texture rather than the overall body structure. Thus, it is not included in the classifications of body types within show standards.