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Hey everyone, it's been a while. Used to be Guardian Oasis but we gave up rabbits because I had an opportunity to get back into the Arab...

Most of these pairings will depend heavily on what the individuals carry behind their dominant alleles. Any of the pairings could...

It may be vienna, or it may be the dreaded "stray white hairs/white spot in colored area" which can occur without either broken or...

I'd call the brokens either chestnut or harlequinized chestnut (also see broken oranges in the group photo). Watch how they develop...

A blue eye in Dutch is, really, just another mismark. It occurs where a white patch falls over the eye, even if you can't see it. So...

Blue ("china eyes"), marbled or mismatched eyes in Dutch are not entirely uncommon and do not necessarily mean there is a vienna allele...

I agree with @judymac, that is a cool collection of colors! I also agree with you both about the blue, opal and black tort. The first...

I like the look of the red NZ. Nice rabbit.

I have never seen or heard of a broken that did not have white feet. I am not saying it couldn't happen, just that it's pretty rare...

Yes they are - both 'born black'. St Huberts are agouti (chestnut) and the others are pretty much self explanatory. We also like the...

The argentes are really catching on in the U.S. these days. The trend in names is moving back toward the original French construction...

Ok. That's a lot of questions. My cages would go through a 32oz water bottle in a day or two--moms with kits got 2 or 3 bottles. I...

Well turns out it was a wasp bite on her nose. They got in to the room somehow, made a nest right above her cage, and then must have...

I would breed the two Does around the same time. They have their Kits at almost the same time and if something goes wrong, they can be...

I don't raise Tamuks, but all of the normally-sized meat breeds I've raised (Satin, Californian, New Zealand, Champagne D'Argent) do...