I've done this before BUT at buyer's request. Some one will buy a rabbit that I have as show or brood prospect but does not want the papers at the time. I knock off a little in price since I don't have to mess with the papers, then they call 6 or so months later wanting the pedigree and what not as the junior or senior they got they decided was really worth getting the papers for. I don't charge a lot extra (usually its the $5.00 or $10.00 I knocked off so makes looking up the info and all a little easier to take). I won't price rabbits that way though, I price as if I'm selling the rabbit as it is stated (pets never are, but brood/show prospects always go with whatever papers I have for them). If its a really expensive or one of my better show prospects and some one asks me that, I won't do it though, I just have too much invested in them to sell the nicer ones, even the ones I can't really hold onto as I've kept their brother/sister or whatever, w/o their papers and I'd rather keep them here until some one that does want them for that purpose wants to buy them. If it'd get to be a problem though, I probably would just start telling people that I can't do that, it is what it is take it or leave it. I might have 2 or 3 people ask if I can sell x or y without their pedigree a year.
