Few Days Old | Few Weeks Old | Adult Color |
"The furface color of the head, outside of ears, front of fore feet, outside of hind feet
and the top and sides of the body are to be the surface color and the undercolor described in the respective
self variety.
The Black and Chocolate animals will have orange markings and ticking, while the Blue and Lilac animals
will have fawn markings and ticking color.
The belly, nostrils, eye circles, jowls, underside of tail, inside of ears, back of fore feet and
the inside of the hind feet and legs are to be creamy white, highlighted by an orange or fawn marking
as it meets the self color of the body.
The undercolor of the belly is to be slate blue. The triangle and the collar are to be orange or fawn.
Orange or fawn ticking is to be evenly distributed on the chest, sides, and lower hindquarters.
eye color is to be described in the respective self varieties." |
Black Otter, a(t)_B_C_D_E_ |
Picture courtesy of Katie Boswell. |
Picture courtesy of Amber from Red Holland Lop Odyssey.
Picture courtesy of Amber from Red Holland Lop Odyssey.
Picture courtesy of Amber from Red Holland Lop Odyssey.
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Picture courtesy of Laura & Amanda Erickson.
Dragonfly's Dawson. Picture courtesy of Kristen Heines.
Picture courtesy of Laura & Amanda Erickson.
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Blue Otter, a(t)_B_C_ddE_ |
Blue Otter, Lilac Otter, Blue Otter and Lilac Otter (left to right). Picture courtesy of Katie Boswell.
Picture courtesy of CME Rabbitry in Malaysia.
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Note the fawn colored markings at the base of his neck. Picture courtesy of Katie Boswell. |
Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
Picture courtesy of Laura & Amanda Erickson.
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Chocolate Otter, a(t)_bb_C_D_E_ |
Broken Chocolate Otter (TORTED), Chocolate on top, Chocolate Otter. Picture courtesy of Mia Poff.
Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
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Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt.
Picture courtesy of Laura & Amanda Erickson.
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Picture courtesy of Olive Tree Lops.
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Lilac Otter, a(t)_bbC_ddE_ |
Blue Otter, Lilac Otter, Blue Otter and Lilac Otter (left to right). Picture courtesy of Katie Boswell. |
Picture courtesy of Clover Field Farm.
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Picture courtesy of Kristen Hawkes Hewlett. |
Few Days Old | Few Weeks Old | Adult Color |
Broken Black Otter |
As kits, they are very similar to an Agouti looking kit - inside of ears are light. The middle 2 broken kits are
Broken Otters. The top kit is a Broken Black. Pix courtesy of Sandy LaBeau.
Pix courtesy of CME Rabbitry.
Pix courtesy of CME Rabbitry.
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Now that the same kits are older, the tan markings are apparent indicating they are Otters and not Agouti's.
The two kits on the right are the Broken Black Otters. Kit on the left, is a broken black. Picture courtesy of Sandy LaBeau.
3-weeks old. Adorable little dude. Picture sent to me by Rabbit Tree Rabbitry.
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Broken Black Otter Jr. Doe. Note the fawn colored markings at the base of her neck and around her
nose. Picture courtesy of Teri Antonioni.
Spring Fever's Baloo. Picture courtesy of Mythical Lops Rabbitry. Note the tan
nose markings around nostrils and jowels. |
Broken Blue Otter |
14-days old. Picture courtesy of CME Rabbitry, Malaysia.
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3-weeks old. Picture sent to me by Rabbit Tree Rabbitry. |
Heath's Indy, Broken Blue Otter, owned and bred by Marie Heath. 2011 ARBA Convention, Indianapolis, IN.
A very pretty Broken Blue Otter Buck. Note the fawn colored markings at the base of his neck.
Picture courtesy of Sandy LaBeau.
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Broken Chocolate Otter |
Pix courtesy of Clover Field Farm.
Same kit, just a bit older. Pix courtesy of Clover Field Farm.
This is a TORTED Broken Chocolate Otter, meaning his genotype is a(t)_bbC_D_ee. You can see the shading on his sides, which would not be
there is he were full extension. Pix courtesy of Mia Poff.
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Cute fuzzy with a half-butterfly. Picture courtesy of Krystal Fiandt. |
Picture sent to me by Rabbit Tree Rabbitry.
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Broken Lilac Otter |
Need pix. |
Need pix. |
Need pix. |