AMAZIN SHANERS MAGIC MINI WHTE DWARF HOTOT RABBIT | DAYTON, Ohio | 227916 | Rabbits

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AMAZING SHANERS MAGIC MINIATURE WHITE DWARF HOTOT BUNNY RABBITS (Pronounced "HOE"~"TOE" OR "O-TOE")



~RARE~ **UNIQUE BLACK EYES. WITH "BLACK EYE-INER" "BLACK MASCARA "



Customers are comimg as far away as.. Pa, Mich, Ky. Tenn.~ to buy MY Magic "Hoe~Toe" bunnies



STAY SMALL ( UNDER 3 LBS, DON'T EAT MUCH ~ CUTE as hell, TINY, ADORABLE )



RESEREVE YOURS TODAY! FOR THE HOLIDAYS!



I SELL OUT Each Every 10 weeks



STOP BY TO "HOLD HUG A HOTOT / "Ho-Toe"



50.00 EACH You must call ahead of time to reserve one



*MAIL a 25.00 DEPOSIT Money Order is preferred.



M.O. made out to: Craig A. Shaner ~



6825 EAST Rt 40 (Rt 40 & 201) BRANDT, OHIO 45371



(NORTH OF HUBER HEIGHTS-DAYTON,OH)



Balance/ 25.00 CASH NO CHECKS ......



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RABBIT BREED INFO :



Dwarf Hotot (pronounced "Oh-Toe" or sometimes "Hoe-Toe") Rabbit is also known as the "Eyes of the Fancy". These little rabbits are bound to catch not only the eyes of onlookers, but also their hearts. Though they are mostly all white, the thin band of black fur around their eyes give them a distinct, unique appearance. Their small size adds to their charm and practicality. They require a smaller living area than other rabbits, and are easily held in one's hand.



Their affectionate, playful temperament is another quality that makes the Dwarf Hotot an excellent choice for pet owners.These adorable little creatures are good with children and make wonderful pets. Like any other rabbit breed, individual Dwarf Hotots have individual personalities, and will enjoy their attention in different ways. Most love to be held and petted and some simply enjoy hopping around on their owner's lap, but for the most part this breed enjoys affection and they are quite affectionate in return.



Background:



Rather than simply being a miniature version of the larger Hotot, the Dwarf Hotot is the product of crossing several breeds with the Hotot. The original Hotot was developed by Baroness Bernard in France in the beginning of the 20th century. The Dwarf Hotot is the product of nearly simultaneous breeding efforts in East and West Germany in the 1970's. These breeders independently bred the same breed, but came together in the late 1970's to cross them.



Breeds used in its development included the Netherland Dwarf and the Blanc de Hotot. The diminuitive size was first created in the 1970s by crossing the Hotot with a black Netherland Dwarf and red-eyed white rabbits. Eventually the two separate lines in Germany were crossed, and other dwarf breeds were introduced to arrive at the current standard.



In 1980, Elizabeth Forstinger of California brought seven rabbits from the West German line to the United States, and began showing them in 1981. The American Dwarf Hotot Rabbit Club (ADHRC) was organized in 1982. In 1983, the Dwarf Hotot was recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA). This breed is currently not recognized by the British Rabbit Council (BRC).



Description:



The Dwarf Hotot is a very small, compact breed, weighing 2.25-3.5 pounds, but with a maximum of 3 pounds for showing. The head is round with a broad skull, and the neck is not visible. The eyes are round, dark brown, and outlined with a thin band of black fur, giving the illusion that they are wearing mascara. Their heads are rounded with short, upright ears that may or may not touch, and their bodies are of a uniform width with rounded hindquarters. They should appear to have no neck.



The coat is short, dense, and shiny. The coat color is white, except of course for the eye band. Some specimens also have a black spot on the ears or blue spots in the eye band. These rabbits make great pets, but cannot be shown. The average lifespan of a Dwarf Hotot is 7 to 10 years, and the litter size for this breed is 2-4 bunnies.



50.00 EACH~ 25.00 Deposit M.O. ~ 25.00 CASH pick up day~ ( M.O. made out to: Craig A. Shaner ) ~



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( 937) 890-4407 Cell (937) 238-4043



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RABBIT BREED INFO :



Dwarf Hotot (pronounced "Oh-Toe" or sometimes "Hoe-Toe") Rabbit is also known as the "Eyes of the Fancy". These little rabbits are bound to catch not only the eyes of onlookers, but also their hearts. Though they are mostly all white, the thin band of black fur around their eyes give them a distinct, unique appearance. Their small size adds to their charm and practicality. They require a smaller living area than other rabbits, and are easily held in one's hand.



Their affectionate, playful temperament is another quality that makes the Dwarf Hotot an excellent choice for pet owners.These adorable little creatures are good with children and make wonderful pets. Like any other rabbit breed, individual Dwarf Hotots have individual personalities, and will enjoy their attention in different ways. Most love to be held and petted and some simply enjoy hopping around on their owner's lap, but for the most part this breed enjoys affection and they are quite affectionate in return.



Background:



Rather than simply being a miniature version of the larger Hotot, the Dwarf Hotot is the product of crossing several breeds with the Hotot. The original Hotot was developed by Baroness Bernard in France in the beginning of the 20th century. The Dwarf Hotot is the product of nearly simultaneous breeding efforts in East and West Germany in the 1970's. These breeders independently bred the same breed, but came together in the late 1970's to cross them.



Breeds used in its development included the Netherland Dwarf and the Blanc de Hotot. The diminuitive size was first created in the 1970s by crossing the Hotot with a black Netherland Dwarf and red-eyed white rabbits. Eventually the two separate lines in Germany were crossed, and other dwarf breeds were introduced to arrive at the current standard.



In 1980, Elizabeth Forstinger of California brought seven rabbits from the West German line to the United States, and began showing them in 1981. The American Dwarf Hotot Rabbit Club (ADHRC) was organized in 1982.



*MAIL a 25.00 DEPOSIT Money Order is preferred.



M.O. made out to: Craig A. Shaner ~



6825 EAST Rt 40 (Rt 40 & 201) BRANDT, OHIO 45371



(NORTH OF HUBER HEIGHTS-DAYTON,OH)



Balance/ 25.00 CASH NO CHECKS ......



CALL 24 /7 /365 ANYTIME Leave a message .... we will call you right back 937-890-4407 or 937-238-4043 The Amazing Shaners Magic Entertainment Talent Agency )




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