JenerationX
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I'm not suffering from anything at all..... I'm thoroughly enjoying reading up, learning, checking out pics, and plotting my rabbit purchase and/or adoption.
JenerationX":23uldvw7 said:I'm not suffering from anything at all..... I'm thoroughly enjoying reading up, learning, checking out pics, and plotting my rabbit purchase and/or adoption.
ColtonRyan":1fpr1g3h said:MamaSheepdog":1fpr1g3h said:We are planning on building a chicken coop and quail run, are we not?
I can help with that chicken stuff. I used to raise and show Silkie chickens.
Zass":b9mydcyv said:That is a beautiful silkie!!!!
Oh, and Jenx is doomed. I definitely see rabbits in her future :hex:
ColtonRyan":3ltyoat2 said:MamaSheepdog":3ltyoat2 said:We are planning on building a chicken coop and quail run, are we not?
I can help with that chicken stuff. I used to raise and show Silkie chickens.
:rotfl:alforddm":20x5jp4r said:I have rabbitosis. It's getting worse. I currently have meat mutts but I want some standard rex so bad I can taste it...unfortunately there aren't any locally. I'd have to drive at least 4 hours one way with 2 very active preschool boys to pick any up. That thought, thus far, has prevented a rabbit...I mean rapid expansion.
I like the smell of hay! It makes me think of rabbits. If it makes you think of your rabbit, that can't possibly be a bad thing, though it does mean that you have an especially virulent form of rabbitosis.ColtonRyan":20x5jp4r said:Do y'all think its a bad thing that I catch myself going into the rabbit room to smell the hay... even though my rabbit isn't here yet???
:yeahthat: :lol: :lol: :lol:MaggieJ":lx4l7bce said:Ha! You say that now, Jen...but wait a year or so and you'll be bemoaning the fact that you "need" umpteen new rabbits to allay your Acute Rabbitosis. Just - you - wait! :lol:JenerationX":lx4l7bce said:I'm not suffering from anything at all..... I'm thoroughly enjoying reading up, learning, checking out pics, and plotting my rabbit purchase and/or adoption.
Miss M":3fkb2vc5 said::lol: Yeah, my husband's been considering quail ever since we started chickens...
Hang in there, Truckinguy... I'm sure there's help for you! You do know that the "keep the best and eat the rest" applies to racing pigeons, too, right? :twisted:
Truckinguy":2bwbkc5o said:My rabbitosis has now developed into a severe case of chickenosis.
Zass":2y2g9j3j said:There was no way in the world I would have been able to eat my laying hens. It was torture to cull a couple sick ones.
I sure would like to add some fancy pigeons to the aviary...
alforddm":3swz3c06 said:I was bad today. I reserved a couple of Rex does out of a litter of 11. They were born yesterday :lol:. They are castor so not a perfect match for my Buck (he's lilac) but they are close (the lady will meet me only an hr away) and the litter size is good with a history of large litters in those lines.
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