Himalayan Mini Rex

Our foundation stock for this variety originally came from Doug King of King's Mini Rex with a few others picked up here and there. King's Diego, an awesome buck who eventually won ten legs, was our foundation buck and we will be showing his grandchildren and great-grandchildren in the 2008 show season.

Some of our Breeding Stock

Tickle Me Mario, Senior Buck and our current herdsire, (King's Diego x King's Cleopatra). Mario was never shown due to losing a toe at birth, but he has made up for it in the breeding barn :)

Daffodil's Lili, Senior Doe, one of our brood does, (Daffodil's Prince x Daffodil's See)---For Sale---20.00, Proven Producer

2008 Show Stock

Tickle Me Kamehameha, Senior Buck (Tickle Me Mario x Tickle Me Hatshepsut)--For Sale---35.00

Tickle Me KP, Senior Buck (Tickle Me Mario x Tickle Me Pele)

Won Best Opposite of Breed 4/5/08 FRBA

Spangled's Rahotep, Senior Buck (Tickle Me Mario x Spangled's Bonny Blue)

Won Best of Breed 4/5/08 FRBA

Won Best Opposite of Breed 5/24/08 GCRBA

Tickle Me Plumeria, Senior Doe (Tickle Me Mario x Tickle Me Hatshepsut)

Won Best Opposite of Breed 4/5/08 FRBA

Tickle Me Orchid, Senior Doe (Tickle Me Mario x Tickle Me Hatshepsut)---For Sale---40.00, Proven Producer

 Himalayan (Black or Blue)--The body color is to be a pure clean white with the ears , nose, feet, and tail being as dark a black or blue as possible. The nose marking is to come well up on the face and is to be well-rounded, clean cut, and distinct. The markings of the feet are to be carried well up the forelegs and above the hock joint on the hind legs. The ears are to be well well colored and clean at the base. Allowances should be made for developing color on juniors. The upper and lower sides of the tail are to be well colored. Eye stain around the eyes is permissible. The toenails are to be as dark as possible. Eyes--Pink.

 Faults--Light, faded, or uneven marking color; light shading on the markings due to molt; color on the dewlap.

 Disqualifications from Competition--Any color or smut on the usable portion of the pelt (dewlap excluded); the absence of color on the ears, nose, feet, or tail; definite white spot(s) in the colored markings; white toenai(s); white on the underside of the tail; Marten markings on the points.