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Thanks AnnClaire! I didn't know there were other Midwestern Angora breeders on here; I really appreciate hearing your experiences with this situation. I'm still fairly new to Angoras (bought my first breeding FA pair last April) so I keep worrying that I will do something wrong. :( :oops...

:thankyou: Thank you everyone for all the really helpful advice! It's nice to be able to get so many different perspectives, especially since I'm still a relatively newbie compared to a lot of the more experienced breeders on here. Special thanks to Zass for taking the time to explain all...

Thanks for the article, Homer! That would probably be a great idea here in the Midwest where summer temperatures generally hit around 90 - 100(F).

Unfortunately, I think that'd stress the doe out even more. She's only been inside the house a few times and she really didn't like it. She's a very nervous rabbit and prefers to stay in her safe, secure hutch. But thanks for the idea. I could try that with Hershey if I decide to breed her this...

Okay, I have a doe that I'm planning to breed at the end of January so I can have some juniors to take to the spring shows. Unfortunately, we moved a few months ago and so now all my rabbits are in outdoor hutches under our carport until I save up enough money (and time!) to convert the garage...

:mbounce: Those are ADORABLE!!! Congrats on all the beautiful new bunnies!

:congratulations: Congratulations on your beautiful new kits!

Rounded up some of my favorite rabbit-related posts from Facebook and Google+ and thought I'd share them here. Hope you enjoy! And feel free to share some of your favorite posts as well. :D <br /><br /> __________ Sat Aug 13, 2016 7:38 pm __________ <br /><br /> ...and a few more. :D

I've seen quite a few harlequin and magpie English Angoras lately, but almost never see those colors in French Angora. After talking to a few other FA breeders, I became really interested in the idea of introducing harli colors into my FA lines -- possibly even getting harli FAs recognized by...

I thought the white mark on her nose would be either a DQ or a fault.

Okay, I've never worked with broken colored rabbits before, so I have two quick questions. First, the Angora SOP states regarding brokens: So, I'm a bit confused. Would the doe in the two pictures below be disqualified or simply faulted? Second question, would incorrect markings on a...

Wow, some people are just so hard to deal with. I'm sorry you had to go through that. That's one of the reasons I rarely sell animals. Had to deal with a lot of people like that at my old job as well (which is frankly why I got out of that line of work) so I understand how frustrating it can be.

Ah, that makes sense. I was picturing tattoo clamps like mine, where you leave the ink spread over the tattoo for awhile afterwards. Looks like I'll have to invest in a KBtatts pen. Thanks for the help! :)

(Sorry, didn't know where to post this thread.) Found an ad online for a beautiful FA doe in Miamisburg, Ohio, but can't get out that way anytime before fall. So I'm wondering if maybe anyone is traveling from that area and would be passing through Eastern Kansas or Missouri (or anywhere...

I've always wondered, if you have someone tattoo at the show, are you allowed to enter that rabbit the same day? I've always assumed no since the tattoo would still be inked over, but I know a lot of people who have theirs tattooed at the show, so now I'm curious if you're allowed to also enter...

Awesome rabbits, Olimpia! :P Just made my page last week: https://www.facebook.com/MistyCreekRabbitry/ (Now all I have to do is make an actual website for my rabbitry :oops: :lol: )

Thank you so much for posting these pictures! I always such a hard time sexing rabbits. :oops:

If you have Windows, open the photo in Paint. Under "File", select "Resize" and type in the number of pixels you want the photo to have. Then save the picture and upload it on here. :)

:congratulations: ] Congratulations on all the new popples! :D And good luck with Barbie's litter as well!

The 2011-2015 ARBA Standard of Perfection says And btw, those are some VERY beautiful rabbits! :P :P :P