The Dwarf Hotot is a rare and small-sized domestic rabbit breed, characterized by its pure white fur and a distinctive black marking around the eyes that resembles "eyeliner," giving it a unique and attractive appearance. They are tame, playful, and active pets, very suitable for keeping indoors, and can be trained. 🐇 Key characteristics and features of the Dwarf Hotot rabbit: Appearance: Dense, soft white fur with a clear black ring around the eyes. Size: Dwarf body, short ears, and dark brown eyes surrounded by black eyeliner. Personality: Tame, intelligent, and social, accepting of interaction with people. Training: Can be trained to use a "litter box" for their needs. Care: Requires a moderate environment and prefers safe indoor spaces. Care tips: Diet: Needs a balanced diet including hay, fresh vegetables, and vitamin pellets. Environment: Provide a clean space, avoid humidity and strong direct ventilation. Note: Images are from the internet.