WillowTreeJen
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I posted earlier this week about a poor bun that must've bit the wire and broken its tooth, and I was asking opinions on what to do for it.
It has turned out to be the sweetest meat rabbit I've seen, which is great for a kid whose never handled rabbits before and has special needs
HOWEVER, we usually don't want our freezer camp friends to be so lovey. Ha ha ha
Now I'm wondering if anyone has experience with an ARBA sanctioned fair - if we enter it, will it be DQ'd straight away at vet check, or can the kiddo at least use it for their showmanship? Especially if they point out the broken tooth and tell the judge that it is a DQ during their routine?
I've been helping kids through fair as a rabbit leader for 5 years and this one is a stumper for me! :x I have to make a decision by this Sunday what to do with the rabbit.
Thank you in advance for assistance! I want this kiddo to have a positive first fair experience. <br /><br /> __________ Fri Jul 21, 2017 6:44 am __________ <br /><br /> Snuggling with my daughter :lol:
It has turned out to be the sweetest meat rabbit I've seen, which is great for a kid whose never handled rabbits before and has special needs
HOWEVER, we usually don't want our freezer camp friends to be so lovey. Ha ha ha Now I'm wondering if anyone has experience with an ARBA sanctioned fair - if we enter it, will it be DQ'd straight away at vet check, or can the kiddo at least use it for their showmanship? Especially if they point out the broken tooth and tell the judge that it is a DQ during their routine?
I've been helping kids through fair as a rabbit leader for 5 years and this one is a stumper for me! :x I have to make a decision by this Sunday what to do with the rabbit.
Thank you in advance for assistance! I want this kiddo to have a positive first fair experience. <br /><br /> __________ Fri Jul 21, 2017 6:44 am __________ <br /><br /> Snuggling with my daughter :lol:
