AFRMA FANCY MICE
UNSTANDARDIZED

Accepted Proposed Animals

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  Frizzled Mouse FRIZZLED - Frizzled mice may be shown in any recognized color or markings. The Frizzled coat is a dense coat that is tightly curled. The coat should be closely cropped to the skin. This coat closely resembles the soft side of velcro. The mouse should have curly whiskers.
Faults - sparse or thin hair or to appear hairless.
Genetics - fz

Black Self Frizzled mouse owned and bred by Kelli Boka, photo ©2008 Karen Robbins.


    Broken Multi Mouse BROKEN MULTI - Clearness of patches or spots 20, definition of multi colors 20, number and position of patches or spots 10.
Broken Multis may be shown in any recognized color, and may include Broken Splashed, Variegated Splashed, Broken Sable, Broken Brindle, Variegated Brindle, etc. To have two or more colors plus white in patches or spots to resemble a “Calico.” Color patches/spots should be clear-cut, showing no brindling or intermingling of white hairs. There should be equal numbers of the different colored patches/spots.
Faults - Patches not sharply defined; brindling or intermingling of white hairs in spots or patches.
Genetics - (genetics of base colors; most are Splashed plus other colors)

Broken Multi Long Hair mouse owned and bred by Kelli Boka, photo ©2008 Karen Robbins.


    For details on the Unstandardized Class, see the AFRMA New Standards/Unstandardized page.
For complete details of the Standards, please refer to the AFRMA Show Regulations & Standards book.


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