So, Cadbury is a chocolate DSH. I used to raise rabbits and worked specifically with chocolates and lilacs (Netherland dwarfs). Chocolate Netherlands have chocolate fur on the outer half of their fur and a dove-grey undercolor.
Back to Cadbury. Where his fur parts around his collar almost looks like the same dove grey my rabbits had. However, his back, legs, head and tail all are chocolate to the skin and his sides are light brown towards the roots. He also has ghost tabby stripes that I assume are more visable because he has a lighter undercolor. Are chocolate solids supposed to have a lighter undercolor or be the rich chocolate to the skin?
I ask not because it matters terribly, but just curiosity! LOL
His light brown undercolor on his sides (couldn't get one of they dove grey at his neck and sorry for the awful, blurry, dark picture here...he is asleep on his cat tree, in a corner with bad light)
you can kind of see his stripes on his chest and legs here but I don't have a good one of his ghost stripes on my phone. You can also see the dove grey undercolor where his collar splits his fur here...
Back to Cadbury. Where his fur parts around his collar almost looks like the same dove grey my rabbits had. However, his back, legs, head and tail all are chocolate to the skin and his sides are light brown towards the roots. He also has ghost tabby stripes that I assume are more visable because he has a lighter undercolor. Are chocolate solids supposed to have a lighter undercolor or be the rich chocolate to the skin?
I ask not because it matters terribly, but just curiosity! LOL
His light brown undercolor on his sides (couldn't get one of they dove grey at his neck and sorry for the awful, blurry, dark picture here...he is asleep on his cat tree, in a corner with bad light)
you can kind of see his stripes on his chest and legs here but I don't have a good one of his ghost stripes on my phone. You can also see the dove grey undercolor where his collar splits his fur here...