Best of Breed and Best Opposite Breed Fort Worth Stock Show 2010 BOB Castor Senior Buck - Scotcha's A61 BOS Tortoise Senior Doe - Scotcha's CBA1

Scotcha's 1264 Senior Castor Doe BOB Sequin, TX Show A Scotcha's ER1 Senior Broken Black Doe BOB Sequin, TX Show B

Welcome to my website dedicated to the quality Mini-Rex that I breed here in the State of Texas! For those who are new to the breed and wanting to learn more, I've included a description of the Mini-Rex.

Description

The Mini-Rex Senior Does can be 4.8 lbs while the Senior Bucks can be 4.4 lbs. They are a 4-Class Rabbit (shown as Junior Bucks, Junior Does, Senior Bucks and Senior Does). They are well-muscled with good shoulder and hip widths. Their ears stand straight and erect.
The main feature of Rex rabbits is their very beautiful and very soft fur. It feels just like velvet when you pet it. This is because the longest guard hairs have been bred away and the secondary guard hairs have been reduced to the same length as the undercoat hairs.

Mini-Rex Varieties

The Mini-Rex is shown in several different varieties. These varieties include Black, Blue BEW, Broken, Castor, Chinchilla, Chocolate, Himalayan, Lilac, Lynx, Opal, Otter, Red, Sable Point, Seal, Tortoise and White. There is a current COD in Siamese Sable at this time. My rabbitry focuses primarily on Black, Broken, Castor, Chinchilla and White althought I do have a few other varities.

My Mini-Rex Varieties