Anyone's litters picture thread!
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MamaSheepdog
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BC Belgians
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Too many greens again, eh?
Too many greens again, eh?
Pikku
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SO cute Pikku!!!! The doe is really pretty too.
Because of the oddity of the curl genes, Mucky's kits aren't too photogenic right now. They are however, as cuddly as ever. 8 weeks today. Mucky is on the left, flopped on her side and almost buried under Igor and Spot. They always do this. :roll:
I also gave them the chestnut doeling to socialize from my agoui-fox litter. Mucky doesn't mind. She's just not the minding type.
Here, Igor and Spider are giving the little chestnut a v-lop welcome.
Because of the oddity of the curl genes, Mucky's kits aren't too photogenic right now. They are however, as cuddly as ever. 8 weeks today. Mucky is on the left, flopped on her side and almost buried under Igor and Spot. They always do this. :roll:
I also gave them the chestnut doeling to socialize from my agoui-fox litter. Mucky doesn't mind. She's just not the minding type.
Here, Igor and Spider are giving the little chestnut a v-lop welcome.
Lots of color Celice! Are some of those babies in your colony?
My big girl Feather was in the nestbox this morning when I went to feed them...she looked kinda busy so I didn't disturb her. Hoping to have a pic for this thread later.
My big girl Feather was in the nestbox this morning when I went to feed them...she looked kinda busy so I didn't disturb her. Hoping to have a pic for this thread later.
Zass":1rb317nt said:
lot's and lots of color!
never thought I'd get Harli-blues in a standered blue rex litter. The (smutty)Opal litter was in the colony I moved her when her kits were old enough 'cause she was beating up every one else, I put 2 of the largest kits back and they seem to do just fine. She's a good producer but she's got horrible color and meaner than snot to the other does so I'll have to keep her separated.
I'm expecting a litter today from my french angora, Cotton. We got a French ang. buck at the fair this year, he's blue but he carries chocolate and rew - so we will see what popes up in that litter!
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Sagebrush
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Those are some beautiful reds Abbie!
Abbiesartsyrabbitry
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Hehe photos of my first litter XD they were nibbling on the cone and falling asleep just so much cute!
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Thank you so much! They are actually torts but wish they were reds,Sagebrush":2keljnr3 said:
Could get some actually since I've got a orange x broken tort litter comeing.
There's an odd collection of rabbits. :shock:
Turns out the big REW buck makes a good babysitter.
The weather has driven them all inside, but I'm still I'm waiting on his new owner to come pick him up. So...they are sharing a pen for as long as they can get along. Hopefully he'll be out of here soon.
See the REALLY low ears and odd ear shape on Spot? She inherited that trait from him. The thin crown fur is connected to the curl genes. It's a weird phase she's in, but it's being outgrown.
I'm working towards this older style instead.
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I'll admit, I wasn't prepared for the shift in what is considered a proper velveteen lop. I knew they weren't passed and the standards could change, but I didn't realize breeders were working towards that dramatic of a change.
One thing I cannot find fault with is any of their personalities. They have all been really really nice rabbits.
Turns out the big REW buck makes a good babysitter.
The weather has driven them all inside, but I'm still I'm waiting on his new owner to come pick him up. So...they are sharing a pen for as long as they can get along. Hopefully he'll be out of here soon.
See the REALLY low ears and odd ear shape on Spot? She inherited that trait from him. The thin crown fur is connected to the curl genes. It's a weird phase she's in, but it's being outgrown.
I'm working towards this older style instead.
[album]3067[/album]
I'll admit, I wasn't prepared for the shift in what is considered a proper velveteen lop. I knew they weren't passed and the standards could change, but I didn't realize breeders were working towards that dramatic of a change.
One thing I cannot find fault with is any of their personalities. They have all been really really nice rabbits.
Sagebrush
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I really like the look of the brown v-lop. The pigtail type ears are what get me, plus that soulful look to his face.
Sagebrush":1bc3spq1 said:
He's a very smutty broken orange. I like his ears, eyes, good foot fur, lack of curl genes, and small size. He's going to be my foundation buck. I've decided that I have no interest in showing with the new standards, or working with lines that have been bred to those standards.
So...I've moved my goals to breeding for good tempered healthy, hardy pets only.
Sagebrush
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Sounds great! Well like I said, he looks brown to me.
Feather (Lilac GTS) Aa bb C_ dd Es_
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Frett(Opal) Aa Bb C_ dd E_
Colors possible:
blue, lilac , blue gts, lilac gts, opal, and lynx. The last two are what I'm after.
Good first timer. Plump kits and lots of pulled hair. I'll give Feather a bit of extra boss, because she pulled off doing a good job like this in 8 degrees F.
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Frett(Opal) Aa Bb C_ dd E_
Colors possible:
blue, lilac , blue gts, lilac gts, opal, and lynx. The last two are what I'm after.
Good first timer. Plump kits and lots of pulled hair. I'll give Feather a bit of extra boss, because she pulled off doing a good job like this in 8 degrees F.
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:-o Those are some chunky monkeys Feather had!
I forgot to mention in my post that there were 9 .Homer":oyz6k96q said:
She was trying to feed them again when I took the nestbox back to her an hour later. :roll: That line has mostly heavy milkers.
They're going to explode if she does! :explode:Zass":1kjdb1bl said:
