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So.. This nice doe I had decided that it wanted to grow a pair... Found out yesterday it is a buck with a split penis. *sigh* To crockpot camp you go. Makes me want to throw up. Out of two completely unrelated rabbits.

PM for more details. Solid Jr. Doe - G'tip Blue Steel Born December 11, 2014 Sire: Scott's Kaden (10 legs) Dam: Scott's Sky's the Limit (2 legs) Solid Sr. Buck - Chestnut Sire: Griffin's Hunter Dam: Griffin's Kiba (1 leg) Solid Sr. Buck - G'tip Black Steel Sire: Griffin's Hunter Dam...

PM for more details. Solid Jr. Doe - G'tip Blue Steel Born December 11, 2014 Sire: Scott's Kaden (10 legs) Dam: Scott's Sky's the Limit (2 legs) Solid Sr. Buck - Chestnut Sire: Griffin's Hunter Dam: Griffin's Kiba (1 leg) Solid Sr. Buck - G'tip Black Steel Sire: Griffin's Hunter Dam...

I have my senior exit project practice speech for school next week and the topic I chose was Rabbit Breeding. :P We had to choose a carrier or hobby and naturally this was mine! I even get to bring some bunnies into class! Not looking forward to the whole 15 minute speech but at least it is on...

I have some Mini a Lops for sale out of some winning lines. I have quite a few Solid Jr. Bucks, a Solid Jr. Doe, a Solid Sr. Doe, and two Broken Jr. Bucks. I also have a few that I just weaned that will be for sale after I let them grow a bit. I'm located in NW Indiana.

I have seen some rabbits at shows that appeared to have brindle-type markings on their points. What could cause this? Any colors that could be crossbred in to cause this?

So we are getting a trio of NZ reds from a friend but he says that they have poor rate of gain and color. I know that of I cross them to our whites I will get steels and if I cross to our Cals we will get chestnuts. A friend claims that the steels when breed back to the reds produce a cleaner...

So I have recently come across people talking about the color ermine in rabbits, also known at the brown-eyed white. I know it is not a show able color but I was curious as to know if the gene for ermine is located on the C-gene such as the shaded gene, chin gene and REW gene are. Also is it...

I have a mini lop buck that went from sweet to agressive as he entered the lovely "teenage bunny faze". Everytime I would walk past his cage he would flag me and would try to bit me when I reached in to pet him. On occasion his teeth would latch onto my arm and at that point I was thankful I...