Dwarf Hotot (Total 2 categories)
-Buck
-Doe

Showroom Classes & Weights:
Bucks and Does: Not over 3 pounds. Ideal weight 2.5 pounds.

Head:
The head of a Dwarf Hotot is bold with a good width between the eyes. Its muzzle should be well filled and round in all directions, and the head attached to the body with no visible neck.

Ears:
The ears of a Dwarf Hotot are short and well furred, and slightly rounded at the tips. The ears are erect and well set.

Body:
The body of a Dwarf Hotot should be short, compact and well rounded. It should be uniformly wide from shoulder to hips, with well rounded hindquarters. The topline should have a very slight, gradual curve from the ear base to the highest point over the hips, and then fall in a smooth curve to the base of the tail.

Fur:
The fur is soft, dense, fine and of good luster.

Colour:
Pure White except around the eyebands

Eyebands:
Color is to be a rich black, as dark as possible.

Markings:
Eyeband shall consist of a narrow, well defined band of colored fur, forming a complete outline of the eye.

Disqualifications:

1. Presence of a dewlap.
2. Ears over 2.75 inches in length.
3. Toenails any color other than white or flesh.
4. Any spots of color in areas normally without pigmentation. Spots or marbling in eyes.
5. Eyebands incomplete and with heavy feathering.