Reese Rue Ryn

That's funny because I actually think theyre so tiny :lol: I do have small hands but maybe im not used to reg/big mouse sizes. The brindle is bigger than them and is long hair I think its just that picture here is a better one of her.

Well, I don't think size matters as much as health, and those two RY does are nice. The ears a clean, the tail is good, the body has nice shape. Size can be achieved given time.

I have on several occasions gotten cold shoulder and hot tongue from show breeders for complaining about the emphasis on huge ears; I think it's been overdone to the point where, to me, it looks deformed. And when I see a mousie whose ears are so big they have a fold hanging down at the top inside portion near the head, to me that is not a good thing.

Strong tails, to me, are a sign of overall fitness and health of the line.

I have argued for a rebranding of North American Mouse, as I believe ardently that overall health and fitness and conformance to standards regardless of size are more important than having the biggest. I just love meeces; even the nasty dirty little wild ones, though I didn't want them in my mousery.

moustress has been mouseless for almost four months now while looking for a new spot to build her nest...spouseless, houseless, and mouseless.