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I had a litter of satin angora kits about 4 weeks ago, and the first 3 colors were black, chocolate (at least I think, when its fur first started to come in it looked kinda grey, now its totally chocolate), and chestnut, so very easy. Now, the other 2 are a little trickier since its the first...

Some of my new babies

Some of my new babies

Some of my new babies

Some of my new babies

Some of my new babies

I have a doe fuzzy holland lop and a buck fuzzy holland mix that I decided to try this food on. And the result is they love it! There is very little waste (the doe always dug through her regular pellets before). Also they both seem to bel healthy, they're good weight, and coats look great. I...

I recently got Kintracks as well, just got everyone organized in there. But currently for keeping quick notes that are date specific, I had just been using my cellphones calender and I put it down on the days I need. I love that idea for kintracks with making the farm as an animal! That would...

I agree with the more data the better. A lot of what I know about rabbit husbandry is thanks to this website and the personal exsperiancs shared amongst different ones on here. So, the rabbits I have are almost all Satin angoras, save for 1 English and 3 English/Satin crosses. The EA had the...

Thanks again for responding! I deffinitly prefer cheap and not having to deal with needles unless I absolutely have to, so I'm very excited about being able to use the gel. I just got the rabbits treated, went very smoothly. Can't wait to hopefully see results.

Thank you for answering! I'll try to put it on tomorrow. Just a couple more quick questions, How far in their ears? And do I have to do any retreatment in a couple of weeks, or just the one time?

So, I have angoras and one of them I have noticed has a lot of white flakes near its hindquarters and tail and also some near the shoulders. At first I thought maybe just dry skin, but then a couple other rabbits have developed some patches of white flakes and they have never had that issue...

Thanks for the response! I really appreciate all the help you have given me recently. Since I have been only focused on breeding/raising woolers, I primarily only worried about fiber quality and temperament. But in recent, 4H leaders have reached out to me asking if I had showable pedigreed ones...

Thank you! I'll deffinitly take a look at those :)

I've been stuck researching angora rabbit genetics like crazy recently (making my head spin a little with it). Little by little I'm starting to understand some of it, like what the letters mean and what color you have with certain combinations. But Its still a little confusing for me to grasp...

I had saw a post by West Coast Classic about them having a show at the end of october at the Reno-sparks convention center. I don't know any other details then that and it's still a couple months off, so I'm not sure it will still be a thing... I hope everyone and everybunny stays safe.

I'll have to try that out. I have been trying to figure out who to pair her up with next, it would be interesting to see if I can get more chins in the litter. That would be awesome to find someone else here in AZ! Thank you for the info!

I have only just recently started focusing on breeding, before I was only breeding to get more fiber to spin and make yarn. So, unfortunately I only have 3 pure satin does, a red (his mom), a chestnut, and chocolate agouti. Then I have 2 satin/English does that are just my woolers, chocolate and...

Yes, he is was very chocolatey when he was a tiny baby. Thanks for the explanation! Is there a color I can breed with him to produce more chinchillas? I don't have any other visual chins.

Oh, just looked at some pics of chinchilla, and that could also be his color. Hmm... I don't know his parents full genetics (only that the dad's parents were chocolate and black). They were non pedigreed when I got them, since I only wanted to breed for fiber at the time. How do I find out...