Recent content by ladysown

honestly you'd be well off to build a rack to put them on and layer the clippings very thinly.

I'm sorry to hear. It's hard to lose favourite buns.

Here's my question. Are you looking for a pet or for a breeding animal and if the latter... what is your purpose? a doe with this mix of colours in her background will make it hard to get good colours for a few generations. So make wise decisions. sable messes with colours... and I think...

once they hit two days of not eating, and they have a noticeable loss of condition. that's when I make the call. I never want one of my buns to suffer.

yay to not losing a kit! :)

all I know about egg bound chickens is soaking them in water, and then VERY gently lubricating them where the eggs come out. :)

rebreed her immediately AND breed another doe at the same time. OR breed a different doe and breed her two days later. That way you can foster if needed.

so to make sure I understand your question hen 1 is NOT producing and is getting fat? hen 2 is laying eggs? if so, just like with rabbits. too much fat creates issues. Rabbits produce less kits. Hens won't lay eggs. So put hen 1 on a diet and increase her amount of exercise.

I use weebly: https://athomepets.weebly.com/

How interesting

We all understand that I think...

How did you train him? Lgd need to be trained too.

So i've been breeding tricolour holland lops like forever. :) Love the colour and just the fun of them. Normally if I breed tri to tri I get a litter of tri. but this spring I've had dark harlequins popping up in my tri to tri breedings and I'm finding it very curious. Out of a buck who...

welcome to the forum

what kind of help do you need?