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What does it normally take for the color to get approved? Aren't BEW Beverens already an approved color? I want to breed something that there would be a market for. I just absolutely love the coloration and know that they are very uncommon.

I have the same questions, say someone wants to buy the worms from you. How do you separate them out so you can get a proper weight? Or vice versa. How do you separate the compost from the worms if someone is buying that part from you?

Thank you MaggieJ, I did not think that was the instructional post, sorry I missed it :(

On the third two of you said you would start a new thread. Did that ever get started? I would really like more information on how to start VC, markets for selling, bagging tips, etc. I just started fostering bunnies and will be starting a BEW program soon. So I intend to have a lot of droppings...

The Way I think I would do this is to get a bunch of Xpens put together so that it has a pretty big area then have some cloth hanging over where the backdrop would be. Then I would have the kid sit on a chair and tell him not to move. Then I would put the bunny on his lap and take the picture...

I want to answer the suing mom and bunny biting issue. Before the kid was allowed to take a picture with the bunny, the mom would have to sign a release form taking all responsibility of any harm to the kid from you and taking responsibility of harm to the bunny to her as well. That way legally...

Yea, I have done the research on breeding them and their color compatibilities. Any that had the gene I would mark it on the pedigree so that breeder's do not end up with them and I would probably make a sales contract for pet homes. I have been trying to find some in my area without much luck...

So, we have decided that we want to start breeding the beautiful blue eyed white rabbits. So far I have tried to find as many breeds with the vienna gene as possible and have only been able to find small breeds. I am hopefully looking for a medium to large breed with the gene. Please let me know...