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This is a sable point Holland Lop jr buck Lia's Pyrto broken tortoiseshell sr buck Hartman's Jedi wt 3 pounds 8 ounces tortoiseshell sr doe Lia's Pippa wt 3 pounds

Dublinperky wrote: LOL I have even had experienced bucks get on the head. Had on bit once whereit really hurts.Almost lost his manhood. I usually hold the doe on a table if it is the bucks first experience.It makes it alittle easier for the inexperienced buck.I usually put the buck and...

he is probably a Netherland dwarf cross. The lionheads have netherland dwarf in .He is a cutie. I wouldn/t waste my money on neutering if if isn't spaying or aggressive.them

I offer my rabbits electrolites aand plain water when it is hot. It seems to help their apetites

I restrict hayas I keep a close eye on their weight and condition. Sorry butI will listen to the feed experts. I have attended clinics offered by purina Mills.They have done extensive research on rabbit nutrition. My litters and youngsters get hay daily till about 3 months and unlimited...

ra7751 wrote: That reason is why rabbits were domesticated. Pellets are mainly made from hay.Not grain.Feen leaf lettuce, romain etc. NOT iceberg

If she is pregnant just because she bred to her brother shouldn't be a problem. Just because they are rescues doesn't mean they are siblings. Put a nest box with some hay in the box inher cage. If she uses it for a potty clean it out. No reason to see the vet. How long ago did you seperate...

It probably dissapates fairly quickly. If you are outside when they are fogging go in. BUT they usually do it at night so no problem. I do not worry about my rabbits getting west nile they live in my barn so I know they are being bitten by mosquitoes.

I believe that the pellets should be the main diet of a rabbit.I give limited hay a few times a week. With the heat if I notice them off feed I give hay so that they eat. I was told by a breeder that a rbbit should get an once of feed per pound of weight. A 4# rabbit gets 1/2 a cup of pellets

that is normal

Michaela wrote: You have it backwards I think. We( USA)call the Brit Polish Britania Petite. It is difficult to say as the different countries have different breeds and diffeent standards. Archie could have polish or nethie in him. In the USA our Polish get to 3.5 lbs. same for...

yep a broken tortoiseshell

I would say you are correct on the colors.FYI there is no such thing as a broken tri-color. It is known as Tri-color. It si technically a broken harliquin babies are so cute

she reminds me of a Polish.She could be a poorly marked broken Polish. JMO

he may have a need for salt. Give him a salt spool.