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I've entered my rabbit in to a pet food competition, and the prizes are an SLR camera and a years supply of food (which will be donated to a rescue), all you have to do is vote for him and if he gets in to the top 10 by tommorow morning we're in with a chance! Here's the link -...

Ah right :) Temperature's not a massive deal here, a lot of rabbits cope pretty well with winter with a nice thick bed of straw and something to cover the hutch, and in summer they can be moved into shade and there's quite a lot of different ways to keep them cool We don't have as much as a...

Do you have Argente Noir's in the USA? They're smaller versions. I saw a picture (I think from Holland) once of an argente netherland dwarf, I don't usually like nethies but this was the most stunning rabbit I'd ever seen

Wow that's a big run! I have a group of three (two neutered males and a female) and a group of two (male and female, not fixed so only meet 'throgh bars'), they're fine in they're little groups but if I tried mix they'd kill each other. The females hate each other and after my thrianta buck bit...

Yeah the rescues do great work here, I'm not sure if our rescue situation is worse over here but there's an estimated 33,000 in rescue each year :shock: I don't agree with many of their views on breeders or that all rabbits NEED 6ft hutches, I mean I love seeing them running about in a bit...

All breeds are split into four groups, fancy, fur, lop and rex :) sometimes Rare varieties are seperate but I'm not quite sure how that works, they also do best U/5 fancy, Adult fancy etc. and they're put forward to Best in show, Best junior is like Best in show for under16 exhibitors Here...

Hi, I'm from the UK, new to the forum. I'm really interested in finding out the differences between the UK and USA and rabbit care, and if it differs as much as it does here I used to breed Thriantas on a small scale but due to family problems I've stopped, I did really well in shows at one...