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Picture is hard to tell but appears to be a rex or mini rex. Is the fur like velvet? Fur looks very short and dense so I'm saying a rex. As for a Flemish Giant it is not.

AK Woehl's Rabbits www.akwoehlsrabbits.yolasite.com located in central Iowa

Its awful light to be blue tort. As a tortoise dutch breeder and a cinnamon breeder. Tortoise should be more orange even in the blue torts. Tortoise is rusty orange by standard. I lean toward a Blue Cream- Color on the body, head, ears, feet, and top of tail is to be creamy beige, carried well...

I run about 90% at a week. It all depends on eyes, skill, and size (dwarves will be harder than a flemish.)

For Checkered Giants Bob Wallace from Iowa. English Spots idk if Eric and Sharon Mixdorf still raise them.

I'm near ottumwa. How long has everyone been raising or breeding rabbits? Also what breeds have you raised or enjoy? I myself have bred and shown American Fuzzy Lops, Britannia Petites, Californians, Cinnamons, Champagne D' Argents, Dutch, Dwarf Hotots, French Lops, Havanas, Holland Lops, Jersey...

I had one mini lop doe would go 36 days every time and have 5 to 6 bunnies wriggling. Only one out of hundreds of does and a few thousand attempts over the years. Every animal is different.

Has nice opal color to him but does show traits of a Vienna. I love BEWs they can through some odd patterns.

I agree that a week is when it starts but finishing touches come last minute.

I have used this on animals for show to get weight on and make the coats better. Add oatmeal and black oil sunflower seeds. Oatmeal gives a extra finish to the muscle and helps them pack weight back on.