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Whenever I give rabbits to my dogs, I skin and gut. All the dogs get is fat, meat, and bone. Raw bones of any animal are safe.

The dogs definitely bark.......ALOT. They have invisible fence collars.

Dove is my middle name. It's my great-grandmothers maiden name. My name is Jennifer. I got Yeti when she was over a year old. Her tail has been docked, but her breed can have any length or no tail. She was also declawed on all 4 feet. That was not my decision, that's how she came to me. Her...

You can see in one picture that the edges of her ears have a brownish color. So, yes, maybe a chocolate chin? Correct me if I'm wrong......isn't agouti dominant? Since the dam is broken black, and her pedigree is full of blacks, torts, and blues. I don't have a pedigree for the sire. Does that...

I have some unique looking non-bunny pets. If I had enough land and money, I'd have a bunch of large livestock too. Hopefully I don't overload the server with pictures. Cats....... WinMag- boy black/brown tabby Manx(no tail) Yeti- girl silver tabby Highland Lynx(no tail, extra toes, curled...

Thanks you for the help. That does help answer some questions.

I thought maybe she was doing some sort of molt, but wasn't sure. When I was in school, all I raised was new Zealand whites. So I never had to even think about color, they were all white. :lol: Now I'm in my 30's and just having fun with it. She's a bit chunky, and the photos aren't that...

Dam is a broken black english lop and sire is a magpie rex. I have a pedigree for the dam but not the sire. The sire is definitely not a black magpie, maybe blue or lilac or some light color that resembles blue-ish. This doe is 8 months old. She looks chinchilla, but seems to have 2 different...

Hello everyone. I have a couple of questions. First, are lop ears dominant or recessive? If they are neither, can you explain it to me? Second, I've been told that that tri-color and harlequin are technically the same pattern, except one comes in broken and the other is solid. Is this true...