00:00 - So i show Mini Rex rabbits

00:03 - this one is a

00:05 - Ruby eyed white Mini Rex

00:07 - she is.

00:09 - A senior doe which means she's six months old or older.

00:14 - She.

00:17 - her name is Dolly.

00:20 - So

00:21 - what you look for in a Mini Rex rabbit is

00:24 - the fur quality which

00:26 - with the Mini Rex rabbit the fur kind of feels like velvet

00:30 - so.

00:31 - Like

00:32 - if you stroke back to front.

00:34 - It'll stay

00:36 - like

00:36 - it'll

00:37 - go back into position slowly but not like

00:40 - too slow

00:41 - and then

00:42 - like she.

00:43 - She's getting older so she's like weaker in

00:45 - the loin and the shoulders and stuff which

00:49 - that comes with age so they get

00:51 - when they get about two years old they normally

00:54 - don't get shown no more and we normally just

00:56 - use them for breeding

00:58 - and.

01:00 - Yeah.

01:02 - So

01:03 - then the.

01:05 - the mini rex senior doe

01:07 - rabbit

01:08 - should be.

01:10 - Three and a quarter pounds to four and a half pounds

01:14 - you don't want them over four and a half pounds because

01:16 - then they are disqualified for being overweight

01:19 - so four pounds is about the Max that i try to keep

01:23 - them

01:24 - Bucks which is the boys they would be about

01:28 - three

01:29 - to four and a quarter pounds

01:32 - and.

01:34 - She.

01:36 - So what you look for in

01:38 - whenever they're.

01:41 - Younger

01:42 - whenever they're junior so that's

01:44 - Younger than six months

01:46 - is you want to look for.

01:49 - Good about them so if you flip.

01:53 - If you flip the rabbit.

01:54 - You want to make

01:55 - see if the rabbits pinched are not so that would mean her like kipps would go outwards

02:01 - but you

02:02 - want them to be straight in line

02:04 - and when you pose her you want her to be

02:06 - like.

02:08 - Her front feet like right in line with her

02:10 - eyes and her back feet in line with her hips.