HimmieMinnie
New Kit
Hello everyone! My himalayan has a small smut on her back, I have no clue how it got there! She is only 4 months old and we have a show at the end of next month. Is there a way to get rid of the smut?
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My Himmie Has Smut?
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Georgeypudding
Wise Old Thumper
I'm assuming by "smut" you mean she has a dirty mark in her fur? Do you know if it is dirt or if it is her actual fur?
Hesperus
Warren Veteran
HimmieMinnie
New Kit
http://s1155.photobucket.com/user/ManiacalMattea/media/image_zps1ed1ceeb.jpg.html
There's a link to a picture of her somewhat posed (she was growing restless after posing practice yesterday) the smut I'm worried about is on her back. She is chocolate colored
There's a link to a picture of her somewhat posed (she was growing restless after posing practice yesterday) the smut I'm worried about is on her back. She is chocolate colored
Jackaroonie
Mama Doe
Me either, however when I tilted the screen I could see a very pale brown smudge :?
HimmieMinnie
New Kit
Thank you for your help! Would the small mark be considered a DQ?
What's a DQ??
DemiS
Warren Veteran
Are you UK or USA based? I don't think anyone on this forum has experience of showing in the USA and very few have experience in the UK. Why not ask the breeder? I'm assuming if you think the rabbit is show quality it must of come from someone who shows so they'd be the best to ask
Georgeypudding
Wise Old Thumper
:thumb:
I assume DQ means disqualification. You're best of speaking to the breeder or some sort of society/club who will know the breed standards and showing standards
Hesperus
Warren Veteran
I don't have a clue about showing, but my guess would be that may be a DQ as it's brown in the middle of a white bit?
But she's absolutely gorgeous and a healthy bunny, so I'd be delighted with that!
ETA: The answer to your question is freely available on the internet with a google search but actually I'm a bit concerned... what are you going to do with her if she's not of show standard?
But she's absolutely gorgeous and a healthy bunny, so I'd be delighted with that!
ETA: The answer to your question is freely available on the internet with a google search but actually I'm a bit concerned... what are you going to do with her if she's not of show standard?
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