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Working Standard – Otter Rex
(Blue, Chocolate, & Lilac)
Blue –
Body color to be a dark rich blue, running deep towards skin, uniform
throughout. Eye color: Blue Gray. Toenails to be pigmented and dark as
possible.
Pattern –
Underside of chin and tail are to be pale cream. Belly to be a pale cream
or pale cream over slate blue (pale cream preferred), and divided from the
blue body color by a distinct border of fawn. Nostrils and triangle are to
be fawn. Eye circles and inside of ears are to be pale cream. Chest is to
be an even mixture of blue and fawn merging with the main body color. The
forefeet shall be entirely blue. The fawn border between the belly and
flanks shall continue down to the hind feet.
Lilac -
Body color to be a pink dove gray, with lustrous appearance and even
throughout. Guard hairs are to be the same color. Eye color: Blue Gray,
with ruby cast permissible. Toenails to be pigmented and dark as possible.
Pattern –
Underside of chin and tail are to be pale cream. Belly to be a pale cream
or pale cream over slate blue (pale cream preferred), and divided from the
lilac body color by a distinct border of fawn. Nostrils and triangle are to
be fawn. Eye circles and inside of ears are to be pale cream. Chest is to
be an even mixture of lilac and fawn merging with the main body color. The
forefeet shall be entirely lilac. The fawn border between the belly and
flanks shall continue down to the hind feet.
Chocolate -
Body color to be a rich chocolate brown, running as deep towards the
skin as possible. Color is to be even throughout. Undercolor to be a dove
color. Eye color: Brown, with ruby cast permissible. Toenails to be
pigmented and dark as possible.
Pattern –
Underside of chin and tail are to be pale cream. Belly to be a pale cream
or pale cream over slate blue (pale cream preferred), and divided from the
chocolate body color by a distinct border of tan. Nostrils and triangle are
to be tan. Eye circles and inside of ears are to be pale cream. Chest is
to be an even mixture of chocolate and tan merging with the main body
color. The forefeet shall be entirely chocolate. The fawn border between
the belly and flanks shall continue down to the hind feet.
Avesing, Mike (2007, May
-June). “Standards Committee Report”. Domestic Rabbits,
[35(3)], 17.
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