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Hey, it's been quite a while, almost 2 1/2 years since I posted here! I got a quintuplet (3 does and 2 bucks) of rabbits that I've had for about 3 months now! I haven't gotten them to have a successful litter yet, but hopefully they will soon. I got Havanas, which I had originally wanted in the...

Update: We took a closer look at the rabbits and one's leg is twisted 90 degrees to the side at it's kneecap.

Hi! My dog had been let out by accident by the children when I was not around and he disturbed a rabbit nest, I've been trying to read what to do and the sources I have found say to put the nest back together and place them back in. Unfortunately I cannot find any of the bedding or fur anywhere...

Thanks, that is very helpful!

I think they were talking about pedigrees, in order to be a registered 'purebred' there must be no other breeds besides the breed listed of the rabbit in order to be registered (3 generation pedigrees are used). I don't know where you live, but this is the way it is done in the US at least.

The sources I've found say that the hose is the problem. "Drinking from a hose is unsafe unless the hose is rated as safe for drinking. This is because many hoses contain lead, which gets into water that flows through it. Also, water sits in hoses and can breed bacteria." Does running the hose...

I am planning on using stacking cages in a shed (I would be using an automatic watering system) and I am wondering what to use for getting my rabbits water to the shed, originally I was planning on just using a hose, but almost every source I've found says that hose water is bad for animals. So...

:pancake: :pancake: I'd vote for them!

When I had my Holland I fed her manna pro and she seemed to have good condition. Can't say on how easy it is to breed as she was never bred. If it helps I will attach a picture. <br /><br /> -- Thu Sep 24, 2020 1:19 pm -- <br /><br /> https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/UmY2w ... hQS1jXOP1U

Sounds like an american chinchilla but it is a somewhat rare breed. Pictures would help greatly.

Well if you are looking for a rabbit that will grow out faster the NZ is the tried and true rabbit for that. If you are looking for a rabbit that has a really pretty pelt and you don't mind not having the biggest rabbit then Rex rabbits will do the job well. I also think Rex rabbits are...

Thanks Zass! It's really nice to know that I'm doing something right. Though once I get my own pictures in there I can't exactly guarantee that it will be as good! :lol:

Your website looks great! I really love the color contrast between the pictures and the text! Also thank you!

Hey can you guys check out my rabbitry website and give me some pointers on it? All the photographs are just some samples until I get some actual photos in. https://wix.to/ZcATDDw

Good idea! :)

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Yeah I assume so, but I'm thinking I should just go to convention for my silvers and nationals for my tans since I would assume there is more to pick at when you are at contention vs nationals. Buuut, I'm still thinking about it :baby04:

So I am going to get Havanas very soon and I am planning on eventually having Tans and Silvers. I am planning on going to one of the breeds national shows and getting stock their and then going to ARBA convention to get the other breed. I am just figuring out what order. This is just a question...

I am getting Havana rabbits. Also I WOULD have if it wasn't for corona canceling the shows that I wanted to go to. :x

So I haven't gotten my rabbits yet (but we are thinking wendsday to pick them up) I made a list of shows I want to go to once I do have them. Also wondering if anyone else is going to the same shows. Fox Valley Rabbit Club, All Breed Show (1 hour 21 minutes) (show catalog pdf...