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| Jersey Wooly Groups (in dark) & Varieties: Agouti- Chestnut, Chinchilla, Opal, Squirrel AOV (Any Other Variety)- Pointed White in Black & Blue, Broken Pattern- Any recognized variety in conjunction with white Self- Black, Blue, Blue Eyed White, Chocolate, Lilac, Ruby Eyed White Shaded- Blue Tortoise Shell, Sable Point, Seal, Siamese Sable, Smoke Pearl, Tortoise Shell Tan Pattern- Black Otter, Blue Otter, Sable Marten, Silver Marten (Black, Blue, Chocolate, and Lilac), Smoke Pearl Marten Showroom Classification: to be shown in their groups instead of varieties Four class breed Weights: Senior Bucks & Does- not over 3 1/2 pounds; ideal 3 pounds Junior Bucks & Does- 1 1/2- 3 pounds Body Type: Compact Fur Type: Wool Faults: body being long or narrow; ears being thin, poorly furred, poor carriage; extremely fine bone; underwool being excessive; wool being coarse, wiry, webbed, matted, limp, thin, or short Severe Fault: senior’s coat being excessively soft or cottony; animals lacking wool cap or side trimmings Disqualifications: wool’s length under 1 1/2 inches; ears over 3 inches in length; body being really long, narrow, rangy; ears having tassels; ankle joint having wool below it History: Bonnie Seeley from High Bridge, New Jersey created this breed in the late 1970’s. This breed is a result of selective crossbreeding, there was no mutation involved. They made their final showing to become a recognized breed at the Madison, WI convention in 1988, the same year as the American Fuzzy Lop and the Mini Rex. Fun Facts: The Broken Pattern passed all the required showings at the 2003 Convention in Wichita, Kansas. They can start showing competitively starting February 1, 2004. National Specialty Club: National Jersey Wooly Rabbit Club |
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| Self (Black) Jersey Wooly Owner: Monica F. |
| Shaded Jersey Wooly Owner: Monica F. |