Bruns *PIC*

[tailwagging]

I said I would post some pic. Sorry it took so long. you guy must think they are not real! LOL but Here they are =)

 

[Mary Ann's Rabbitry]

very nice.. but they are not suppose to have a white spot on there forehead.. or is it?

 

[tailwagging]

they can as babies but it blends in as they get their "frosting"

 

[Mary Ann's Rabbitry]

yes, of course it can blend it.. but they shouldn't have it. there is a mix of something in there... Adults don't have enough slivering.<br /><br />__________ Tue Aug 13, 2013 9:55 am __________<br /><br />and there fur isn't long enough for the breed.. they really don't look pure to me.

 

[tailwagging]

"Animals with the silvering gene occasionally produce kits with white spots on their foreheads, I get them a lot with my Champagnes. They're the ones that silver the best and the white spot is gone by the time they're 10 weeks."
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that is the same adult doe.

 

[Mary Ann's Rabbitry]

I HAVE breed lots of them myself I had never seen that In my herd.. but I am in Canada .. so the lines are different I guess.... but your fur isn't long enough or dense enough.. something just isn't right .. there is a mix in there somewhere in the background. But that is just what I see.

 

[tailwagging]

here are pic of our COD holder's facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Welcomin ... tos_stream

devon, raindeer and lindale behind her

 

[Mary Ann's Rabbitry]

yup.nice

 

[tailwagging]

"her" as in my rabbit I posted
on this site there is a pic of the very first Brun Mr white had born out of two champagne. not a bushy rabbit.

http://dollmakkerragdolls.viviansdolls.tripod.com/

 

[siddsaysgimmie]

Adorable!!

 

[Mary Ann's Rabbitry]

I know the story behind it thanks.. And I was talking to him on the phone a year back.. I still think there is something behind yours.. but it dosnt matter .. still nice no matter what.

 

[tailwagging]

buck in molt

 

[Miss M]

Very pretty... Bruns are so gorgeous!

 

[Honorine]

I've had my hands on these rabbits, went over them well, and have seen their pedigrees, I'm pretty sure their as close to purebred as Bruns can be at this point. Its all well known names and full three gens of all Bruns on the peds. I've also raised a number of the silvered breeds, and there can always be variations in silvering, and coat, and I've seen Champagnes with that bit of white on the heads before, makes sense that Bruns could have it too. I myself never like to make a judgement based on a picture. Nice looking babies TW, shame I'm getting out of rabbits, I really do like them.

 

[tailwagging]

you can always get back into them :cheesysmile:
:catmoon:

 

[dobergoat]

Very cute, I love the D'argents, their awesome rabbits, and so cute. So far none of mine have had the white head spot but mine seem to not have as much silvering. My blues/lilac?'s are way more frosted then the Brun's even though they are from the same litters. I'm new to Brun's and rabbits in general and would love to have you critic mine tailwagging and anyone that is familiar with Brun's.

 

[Demamma]

Lovely rabbits. My Creme kits sometimes have white on their foreheads. Don't know yet about the champagne' s

 

[Devon's Mom Lauren]

We had lots of Brun kits with white spots on their foreheads.. it means nothing except they will silver a lot more than their siblings without that spot. It is also advisable to breed a lighter silvered to a more heavily silvered to keep from producing a Brun (or Champagne) with actually TOO much silvering.