Breed Standards

Netherland Dwarfs

Considered the "Gem of the Fancy" by some they were recognized by the ARBA in 1969.  When showing them they should be small and compact with a fully rounded head and a broad skull.  The eyes are large and round.  The ears being erect and thick and rounded at the tips, being ideally 2 inches in length, and not over 2 1/2.  The maximum weight for animals under 6 months of age is 2 pounds with a minimum of 1 pound. And the maximum weight for show purposes at 2 1/2 pounds.  They have dense fur and of rollback type.  The schedule of points is: 35 for body conformation or type 15 for the head 15 for the ears 5 for the eyes 10 for fur 15 for color 5 for condition There are 5 color groups to chose from, with a number of varieties under each group.

Mini Rex

They are like the velvet rabbit.  They are known for there fur quality.  Senior weights 3 to 4 1/4, with the ideal 4 pounds.  Junior weight (under 6 months) maximum 3 3/4, with a minimum of 2 pounds.  The fur has an ideal length of 5/8 inch.  The schedule of points for them in showing is: Body = 35 Head = 5 Ears = 5   Total = 45 Fur = 35 Color = 15 Condition = 5  Total = 100 Tri Colors can come in Black,Orange and White Chocolate,Orange and White                                (These are the recognized color combinations) Blue,Fawn and White Lilac,Fawn and White Another thing is ear length, ears over 3 and a half inches will be disqualified. They come in alot of different colors, so you will for sure find something of interest.  They have a great personality and are very laid back.  Have fun!