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Anybody know anything about this situation or the law in question? http://biggovernment.com/bmccarty/2011/05/20/family-facing-4-million-in-fines-for-selling-bunnies/

I am not interested in breeding litter mates, but was wondering about breeding pairs that share one or both of the same parents. Any thoughts? By the way, I am only breeding for meat, but have also been having fun getting different colors and patterns with the different crosses. This came up as...

... but I will ask again. Are there any simple books on genetics and colors out there that you recommend for newbies? Thanks, Bob

OK, I bred two checkered giant does with NZ bucks, one blue the other REW. The doe bred to the blue buck kindled yesterday (day 30) Still waiting for the other doe to kindle. I haven't handled them very much other than to get a count and see that they are being fed so I don't have a lot of...

My two Chin/NZ cross does had their litters Sunday night. Eight in one, nine in the other. All eating well and hidden way down deep in the nest boxes. It got pretty cold Sunday night, but they are doing great. I am still hoping for the two Cali/NZ does, but today is day 32 so it is looking like...

Which do you prefer to put in your nest boxes? So far, I have been using hay, but it seems that the girls eat it faster than I can fill the boxes, even though they have plenty on hay in the hay racks. I am wondering if switching to straw or something else will help. Thanks. Bob

I am currently feeding commercial pellets (18%, that is what the local Southern States has) once a day with alfalfa hay free choice in the hay rack (it is what I have.) I have read lots of posts here that seem to prefer grass hay to alfalfa. So, if you had a choice of fescue or orchard grass...

Is there anyone here raising them? I know that they are very popular here in Virginia to train rabbit dogs with and that quite a few people raise them.

I bred five of my does a month ago and they are due to deliver yesterday, today, and tomorrow. I filled the nest boxes with hay and placed them in the cages on Tuesday. This morning when I went out to feed them before work, I see that one doe has kindled. She is the Red NZ/Californian cross...

This was posted on another forum that I am on and I couldn't answer the question, so I thought that I would ask over here. Any thoughts?