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You'll have to understand genetics to answer your questions. Here's a good article on breeding tricolor lops (which is a broken...

Orange is black based (B_D_), so there is a chance of getting black lops whn combined with a squirrel (which is just a blue chinchilla)...

After posting about your buck with pants on, how could you not post a pic!? :p

My 4 breeding does are cage free and roam my house freely. The buck is allowed to frolic with the girls when he has his pants on for a...

Lucky you! My rabbits are not as crazy for pellets as most other buns are. They are spoiled with all the wheatgrass and edible plants...

I agree that the more you have the harder it is to exercise them. Our Polish were lap bunnies so didn’t really move around much when I...

Apart from my 2 house bunnies I have 2 pairs of breeding does and one buck. During the day first the 2 young does (currently they are 5...

Or is the answer that they don't get exercise? I used to let my does out together to run around in a ~600 sq feet area that I had...

I use Manna Pro Sho because it's available to me through Tractor Supply. I always check the date on the bag though and will pass if it's...

I don't like bonding my unfixed bucks with does - even when the doe is fixed. It's just constant chasing, humping and spraying on the...

YES, any rabbit with a BEW parent does indeed carry the Vienna gene. While this is not required, it should be noted on the pedigree. I...

Yes. It should be common practice to make a note that the rabbit is Vc or comes from BEW/vienna lines if selling it.

Since BEWs are VV, that would mean 100% of their offspring would be vienna carriers or marked, correct? And breeders should be making a...

Just want to throw my 2 cents in. A pedigree for me is important from a pure academic perspective. I like to know the history of my...

Congrats! They're adorable! I love them at that stage when they start exploring outside the nest box!