Naelin

Your buck certainly looks torted. Tort is a self variety, so it could hide a harlequin allele <e(j)>, which typically needs to be...

Thank you for the response. I spoke to someone in charge and only brought up the offer to provide a scale for future events. That...

Fairs frequently operate on very different rubrics and precedents than ARBA shows. Very often they are run and judged by volunteers...

Aaaalll of that... Switching hutches between her and the buck, having dates, checking her vulva, giving her a bit more ACV, putting them...

I've compared some pictures of lop selves vs steels and now I'm not so sure the black one is steel, I think its just a black self. None...

I know nothing about shows, fairs or ARBA but it baffles me that any sort of competition where the weight has importance does not have a...

Hello and welcome! Your buck seems to me like a tort (similar genetically to an orange, but self-based instead of agouti). Maybe he's a...

We're sailing a similar boat it seems. My Cali Saturno has been a lot lately. I tried to breed her to a (too young) buck... she let him...

I can never recommend using those. It's not always instant or humane. I bought one thinking the same as you. I used it a few times until...

Well, so, a couple lessons have been learned recently! My beloved orange girl Jupiter had a litter from this harlequin buck a couple of...

She's genetically red, yes. An orange or red (some people only use red for those rabbits with the wideband gene, but not everyone) is an...

Never used a bolt gun but I can say that I use the broomstick method and none of my pelts came out discolored after processing.

I'm pretty sure this is a broken black tort. My first instinct was a broken agouti sable point, but I checked pictures of other rabbits...

I'm still learning myself, but I found you learn very fast by doing what I just did - seeing colours and trying to "decode" them...

Now we're talking! I threw some basic calculations around and got this (Feel free to add it to the pedigree in everbreed, may make your...