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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
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by ladysown » Tue Sep 27, 2011 5:23 am
hi cindmill.
what type of rabbit you buy depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking for meat rabbits (for using as meat) then look for good meaty rabbit. If you are looking for a pet rabbit get one that has the personality you are looking for. Size doesn't matter generally just look for what appeals to you in a rabbit and then get that. Generally people want calm, gentle rabbits, but not everyone is like that.
what type of rabbit you buy depends on what you are looking for. If you are looking for meat rabbits (for using as meat) then look for good meaty rabbit. If you are looking for a pet rabbit get one that has the personality you are looking for. Size doesn't matter generally just look for what appeals to you in a rabbit and then get that. Generally people want calm, gentle rabbits, but not everyone is like that.
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#17 by Intothewoods » Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:03 pm
I am new here, and i have a slightly silly question..... What are the bunny bucks? Thanks! 
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#18 by MaggieJ » Wed Nov 16, 2011 3:40 pm
It's not silly at all. 
BunnyBucks are points you get when you post something on the forum. You can "spend" them to download vintage and antique rabbit books and pamphlets. Go to the EBOOKS tab in the menu bar at the top of the index page and you will be able to browse the selections available. We hope to add more as time and money permit. All these books are in the public domain, so there is no need to worry about copyright infringement.
BunnyBucks are points you get when you post something on the forum. You can "spend" them to download vintage and antique rabbit books and pamphlets. Go to the EBOOKS tab in the menu bar at the top of the index page and you will be able to browse the selections available. We hope to add more as time and money permit. All these books are in the public domain, so there is no need to worry about copyright infringement.Sojourning in 1894 . . .
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#19 by Bramble Hedge » Mon Nov 28, 2011 11:04 am
Hello, and thank you for providing an interactive place to chat about bunnies. I am just wondering how I put a picture on my profile?
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#20 by clow1 » Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:44 am
Hi everyone, I am looking forward to hearing from any of you in this forum. I am glad to be part of this forum and I hope I can also share my thoughts, knowledge, and resources in any way I can to help others.
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#21 by Almazing rabbits » Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:18 pm
thank you Almazing rabbits
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#22 by timgdn » Fri Dec 28, 2012 10:55 pm
ihave 9 grown or breeding age mini rex does. 3 days ago as in the past i tried to breed all 9 just like the past none would breeed. are mini rex hard to get bred
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Post Number:#23 by MamaSheepdog » Fri Dec 28, 2012 11:31 pm
Hi Timgdn!
to RabbitTalk!
Here is a thread that you might find helpful when trying to breed your rabbits:
judging-a-doe-s-readiness-and-breeding-tips-t9869.html
to RabbitTalk!Here is a thread that you might find helpful when trying to breed your rabbits:
judging-a-doe-s-readiness-and-breeding-tips-t9869.html
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#24 by willie » Wed Jun 12, 2013 11:01 pm
I recently joined rt and i am still trying to figure out how to manuver around all the different forums and how to respond. Please forgive me if i have not answered back. I am not computer savy in the least. If anyone wants to talk directly and you know how please feel free to help this poor old country boy through it. I will continue to post as i know how and soon hope to figure out the picture posting. Thanks again for all the positive postings and advice.
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#25 by Flemishstar » Wed Jun 19, 2013 5:53 pm
let me say to any one else thats new.... I didnt do this right, lol I Joined a few days ago !!!! HI EVERYBODY,, My name Is Seth From CT!! And I have Flemish Giants, Used to Keep Silver Martens and Red New Zealands (around 80 all together) for 10 years...gave it up too keep chickens for about 5 ( I have about 25 red crosses) Now I got ! lonely rabbit whos supposed to kindle on the 30th !! hopefully Ill be a full blown addict soon lol
to any one else thats new.... I didnt do this right, lol I Joined a few days ago !!!! HI EVERYBODY,, My name Is Seth From CT!! And I have Flemish Giants, Used to Keep Silver Martens and Red New Zealands (around 80 all together) for 10 years...gave it up too keep chickens for about 5 ( I have about 25 red crosses) Now I got ! lonely rabbit whos supposed to kindle on the 30th !! hopefully Ill be a full blown addict soon lol- Justintime
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#26 by Justintime » Sun Jul 14, 2013 11:15 am
Hello, everyone! I am new to the rabbit world so I look forward to learning from everyone. 
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#28 by Marinea » Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:06 pm
Hi Karen- the "thank post" button is for you to thank someone who posts info that helps you.
I thanked yours above.
I thanked yours above.
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#29 by Miss M » Fri Sep 27, 2013 3:34 pm
Permalink gives you a way to link directly to a particular post. You right-click on "Permalink", at the bottom of the post you want to link to, and then click "copy link" or "copy link location" or whichever will copy the address of that link. Then you can paste that link where you want it. People clicking on your link will be taken directly to that post.
I don't use it often, but I am so glad it's there when I need it!
I don't use it often, but I am so glad it's there when I need it!
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Re: Welcome to RabbitTalk
Post Number:#30 by wamplercathy » Tue Dec 30, 2014 12:38 pm
Can't seem to get my personal album to work. I try to create one but it goes no where.
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