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Good point. Thanks for your help. Gearing myself up to do it.

Thank you for that information. I have noticed that they are bigger than their dad was at this age by far (mom is the Dutch)

I have too many rabbits right now, but they are not meat rabbits at all. They are Dutch mix and they are about 3# at 10 weeks. I have been looking for raw pet food people, but haven't heard from anyone from my Craigslist post. Would you still eat them for human consumption when they are so dinky?

I recently had this situation. I didn't realize that my doe had gotten pregnant about a week after she kindled. So kits were 5 weeks when new litter was born, but I'm pretty sure she weaned them at 4 weeks. They are all fine now, both litters. But the day she gave birth I saw her lunge at a kit...

Oh no! How sad, that's close to me too. My rabbits do get a lot of outside time on the ground.

I do prefer the look of the vlops a little bit, but also see how the plush lops are probably very appealing in general. I would rather not deal with peanuts, but space is a consideration...so hmm. I feel like I just need to get my hands on some in person to really know.

Thanks for the input. I have seen the mini plush lop and they look very cute, but I haven't met any in person. I thought they were more known for being sort of overpriced, but if they truly are a friendly pet breed, then I'm potentially interested. I know they aren't recognized by ARBA, but vlop...

I was looking for information about velveteen lops and found some old posts, but nothing recently about them. I am most interested in breeds that are very friendly. I only have enough space for one breed and want to make the right choice for my family. I would mostly be raising for pets...

I'm not in Florida, so I can't speak from experience, but always hear about TAMUK rabbits being best for heat. Good luck!

Bumping because I will be doing my first dispatch pretty soon and I'm looking for all the info I can on it and how to make use of everything.

I have had the best luck with potty training by starting off with a small space and they figure out the litterbox in a few days and then they can get more freedom. I haven't been able to get them to be mistake-free in larger hutches.