iLuvMyLilBuns
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I couldn't get her to pose correctly, but I would like to show her. Does anyone that shows Holland lops see any faults on her, or think she'll do good?
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I couldn't get her to pose correctly, but I would like to show her. Does anyone that shows Holland lops see any faults on her, or think she'll do good?
looks like a nice holland, you might look at this, http://oakridgerabbitry.weebly.com/holland-lop-type.html
woahlookitsme
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not too shabby. ideally her eyes should be in line with her front feet so her shoulders may appear longer. Nice bone and length. Really nice head too. Is this the baby girl you kept from your first litter a while ago?
iLuvMyLilBuns
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Nope, I sold both the rabbits in that litter. I just purchased her in March 
I'll be showing her next Sunday for the first time I'm excited to see how she does!
I'll be showing her next Sunday for the first time I'm excited to see how she does!
woahlookitsme
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Ok I didn't think that doe would have come out like this. In love with this does head. Hopefully Julie will chime in with critique too good luck!
good luck!
midatlanticrabbithutcb
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Looks good
OakRidgeRabbits
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Every rabbit has faults. That's what keeps us striving for "perfect!"
I really like this doe's head, ear, and crown. She appears to be a bit longer in her shoulder but has nice overall balance and type. Is this the four month old you were talking about in another post? If so, she definitely appears to be well developed for her age and should be a good breeding/show doe for you.
That's what keeps us striving for "perfect!"I really like this doe's head, ear, and crown. She appears to be a bit longer in her shoulder but has nice overall balance and type. Is this the four month old you were talking about in another post? If so, she definitely appears to be well developed for her age and should be a good breeding/show doe for you.
iLuvMyLilBuns
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Yes, this is the 4 month old I was talking about. I'm going to see if she does good at shows, if not I might breed her
woahlookitsme
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If she doesn't do well at shows that doesn't mean you should breed her. You really don't want to start off a breeding program with so so breeders. Not that I think this doe will do bad but just wanted to point that out
iLuvMyLilBuns
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She did pretty good, the judges really liked her head ear and crown but she is long in her shoulders which is disappointing.
Long shoulders are hard to get rid of, even with a good buck.
