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oh please... DO NOT throw tort/shaded in your magpie or tricolour lines. Avoid as much as you can please. keep your shaded to your shaded and out of your other colours. :)

to me she looks like a sable magpie with vienna gene. I had one once her patches make me think of that doe. Breed her to something that carries tort (not tort, but carries it) see what happens with her offspring. That will tell you a lot more about her.

she most likely has vienna in her somewhere. I would not count that as broken but more as a suspected Vienna carrier.

Isolate her from the rest of the herd as much as you can. Try a tea bag compress first unless you are well experienced with using saline as a fluch.

there's an old grouch? Where????

it all depends on dad. :)

rabbits CAN eat mint, but they generally will not. My does tend to avoid it like the plague, my bucks will nibble.

welcome. I hope you find rabbittalk a good home for bunny talk! :)

separate them BEFORE she kindles as they can get bred immediately post kindling. Separate rooms with doors you can close. :) get Borris neutered in the meantime. how old are they now? if they are older than three weeks I'd remove them from mom. You can either allow her back in with them...

i had one in a previous litter, and have four in a current litter. I'm used to seeing steel in my meat mutts... wasn't expecting in the dutch (but I don't know the parentage since they came unpedigreed).

so since I like chocolate and blue I should just let them be and cull those obvious steel rabbits.

So I bought in some unpedigreed dutch. SOMEONE has the steel gene in them, either the buck, or a senior doe but I'm not sure who. How do I track it down and remove it from the gene pool means what? Culling everything that could possibly carry it or just the rabbits that show it and not...

I'm not delighted with that breeder's reaction and the insistance that was just dandruff. it's like... if it's moving, it's NOT dandruff! Like trust the person you are talking too who was dealing with the rabbit. Good on hopefully NOT shaving him as ivermectin should do the trick in killing...

ivermectin takes care of wool mites/fur mites/any kind of mites quite nicely. 10 days treatment plan.

well done

time to replace them.

delighted you find a good place to be. That's what we like!

he could also have scratched himself on something (that's what I would have assumed with that mark). If they aren't actively fighting, and she's not targeting him, they are doing fine. if does really don't like someone... they tend not to be shy about saying so. Bucks tend (not always) but...

start with a dandelion leaf.... just one per rabbit. :)

bloated so something in the feed most likely is upsetting their digestive systems.