Dwarf Hotot

Rabbit · Dwarf · 0 live listings

Dwarf Hotots are a small white rabbit with a black band around each eye, developed in Germany and recognized by ARBA in 1983. They are compact and usually friendly, and their "eyeliner" markings make them easy to spot.

At a glance

Purpose

Pet, show

Origin

Germany

Mature weight

Up to 3 lb

Lifespan

7–12 years

Temperament

Friendly, active

Best fit

Pets, show

Species

Rabbit

The tradeoffs, honestly

Dwarf Hotots carry the dwarf gene, so dental problems and peanut kits are possible. Their eye bands are hard to breed perfectly for show.

Common questions

Are Dwarf Hotots friendly?

Usually. They are active and curious, and many are social with gentle handling.

What health checks should a Dwarf Hotot have?

Check teeth for malocclusion. Ask about RHDV2 vaccination and any E. cuniculi history in the herd.

What makes a show-quality Dwarf Hotot?

An even, narrow black eye band on both sides, a short compact body and a round head. Eye bands that are too thick or broken are faults.

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Health tests to ask for

Veterinary exam on fileRHDV2 vaccinationDental check on fileE. cuniculi testBreeder’s litter recordMicrochip registered

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