2. Cheek Spot
3. Butterfly
4. Colored Ears
*This is not a perfect pattern*
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| The Markings of an English Spot | |||||||||||||||||||
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| 1. Eye Circle with Feather 2. Cheek Spot 3. Butterfly 4. Colored Ears |
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| This picture shows the Herringbone.� It should start at the ear base, and continue without any breaks all the way down the tail.� It should be ribbed, giving it the look of a spine, not a stripe.�� | |||||||||||||||||||
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| The Spots should start at the end of the ear base, and gradually get bigger as they near the end of the rabbit.� All spots should be round and distinct.� *This is not a perfect pattern* |
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