These are both boys, aren't they...
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Susie570
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Definitely boys.. no doubts.
We really need a smilie that is weeping profusely. 
WAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
Granted, the bunny bolluxes were the first give away. That means every single 8 week old I have is a boy.
Every. Single. One.
I need does. I now have eight bucks and one doe on property.
WAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
Granted, the bunny bolluxes were the first give away. That means every single 8 week old I have is a boy.
Every. Single. One.
I need does. I now have eight bucks and one doe on property.
Susie570
Well-known member
EnglishSpot":2rm0z39x said:We really need a smilie that is weeping profusely.
WAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
Granted, the bunny bolluxes were the first give away. That means every single 8 week old I have is a boy.
Every. Single. One.
I need does. I now have eight bucks and one doe on property.
:shock: :shock:
Errrr... bunny sammiches??
I have the opposite problem. I was hoping to keep a buck, and got a litter of five does. Maybe we could trade?EnglishSpot":3s8koyfu said:We really need a smilie that is weeping profusely.
WAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
Granted, the bunny bolluxes were the first give away. That means every single 8 week old I have is a boy.
Every. Single. One.
I need does. I now have eight bucks and one doe on property.
MamaSheepdog
Well-known member
EnglishSpot":3e331d50 said:We really need a smilie that is weeping profusely.
:cry_baby:
EnglishSpot":3e331d50 said:
:cryingbaby:
Thank you MSD for the ability to weep in a large way.
I did contact my sister, who has Fiona and the rest of her litter, and asked if she would set aside an agouti doeling for me. She said 'YES!' and now I get to see her again sooner than I thought!! Maybe I'll take Wheatley with me next month when I go down there and try him out on Fiona and the doeling (he'll be 4months old by June). Then my sister can have pedigreed NZR litters! <br /><br /> -- Tue May 05, 2015 7:07 pm -- <br /><br />
I yelled at my buck today and told him he needed to engender more girls.
I did contact my sister, who has Fiona and the rest of her litter, and asked if she would set aside an agouti doeling for me. She said 'YES!' and now I get to see her again sooner than I thought!! Maybe I'll take Wheatley with me next month when I go down there and try him out on Fiona and the doeling (he'll be 4months old by June). Then my sister can have pedigreed NZR litters! <br /><br /> -- Tue May 05, 2015 7:07 pm -- <br /><br />
Becky":3dlbsaz2 said:I have the opposite problem. I was hoping to keep a buck, and got a litter of five does. Maybe we could trade?
I yelled at my buck today and told him he needed to engender more girls.
MamaSheepdog
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EnglishSpot":2nw3ycpl said:
No problem. Glad to be of service.
They say it is much healthier to "let it all out" as opposed to keeping those things bottled up. :yes:
