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Post Number:#1  Unread postby CathAlberts » Thu Oct 06, 2011 11:22 am

I'm new on this board and glad to find it. (:
I raise & show English Spots. I have them in black, chocolate, blue & lilac.
Started out as housing our granddaughter's 4H project but kept them when she had to give them up due to school demands. She's now at U of M in Ann Arbor.
I love the Spot's running type & attitudes.
Hope to meet some of you at shows. I'm usually in the Cavy area as I also show cavies.
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Post Number:#2  Unread postby Random Rabbit » Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:07 pm

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Post Number:#3  Unread postby MaggieJ » Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:09 pm

Welcome to RabitTalk, Cath! :hi:

English Spots look like great rabbits. I'll bet they would be great for agility training too. :)
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Post Number:#4  Unread postby curlysue » Fri Oct 07, 2011 5:42 am

Welcome!Pretty rabbits English spots.
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Post Number:#7  Unread postby Cattle Cait » Mon Oct 10, 2011 10:34 am

Welcome! I'm from a little farther south of you, down near Howell. I've got Havanas and Checkereds.

I love the Spots! Definitely a breed I'd consider if I had the room!
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Post Number:#8  Unread postby CathAlberts » Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:39 pm

Thanks for the warm welcome! (: I do love the look of the Spots. They are supposed to do well in Agility. I've never tried that nor seen it, but sell many of my pet stock for it. (: I'm glad people do agility with rabbits as I think rabbits must get bored just being caged. I like to watch my Spots lope down the show table boards. My hubby has promised to build me an area like that to exercise them but so far hasn't had time.
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Post Number:#9  Unread postby MaggieJ » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:07 pm

Many rabbits, if started young, take quite kindly to harness and leash training. I've used a cat harness for them... usually about the right size. It lets you get them out on a lawn without worrying they will be hard to catch later.
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Post Number:#10  Unread postby Cattle Cait » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:28 pm

CathAlberts wrote:Thanks for the warm welcome! (: I do love the look of the Spots. They are supposed to do well in Agility. I've never tried that nor seen it, but sell many of my pet stock for it. (: I'm glad people do agility with rabbits as I think rabbits must get bored just being caged. I like to watch my Spots lope down the show table boards. My hubby has promised to build me an area like that to exercise them but so far hasn't had time.


Who has bought agility rabbits from you? This is something I've considered doing with my Checkereds, if you have information about it I'd love to know more.
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