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Where? It isn't on either post.

Gee. No edit feature here. Sorry for the typos.

In angoras that is very rare. We had to rub kits on the new momma's vent, but them in the new nest for 24 hrs etc. This was true of all angoras but Eng. We're a little easier than the others.

I don't know your breed but in mine colors like Squirrel were a DQ. But that is from breeding a chin with an agouti color like fawn, chestnut etc. In my breed chin bred with a self (as black, tort or blue would be) was OK. Chin would be dominant so you'd know which ones should not be bred to...

Oh. The 2 live ones were poorly and one died at about 3 weeks and the other one was never robust.

I've bred an English Angora doe of this age. She had had 3 litters before and was a very good mom. I thought if any doe could do it, it would be her. Sadly, all kits but 2 were stillborn. Even so she accepted another doe's kits and happily raised them. I'm pretty sure she would have mourned...

Usually a false pregnancy around here.

Yeah. My clipper work was when I had German angoras. After I changed to English, there was plenty of density but it was silkier, easier to work with. So I used scissors mostly & only clippers after I had most of the fiber off the bun. . Not to make it even, but to quickly clean up around the...

Best: Aesculap German Red. VERY expensive. Blades stay cool. Don't overheat at all. Ergonomic. Easy on your hands. They even have a special angora kit. Very good: Wahl Bravura. But not up to the task if you have more than a few rabbits to do. One model of Laube works but blades do get...