Recent content by Savannah.e.c

Ok so I have a REW newzealand doe that was bred to a light gray Flemish giant I understand that light grey is just chinchilla in other breeds well we did this crossing back in May kits were born on June 26 four light grey and one REW well now it's January and he looks like he is getting points...

Just black

The first and the third are the same bunny with different angles and lighting

I have 2 young rabbits I am new to the whole rabbit thing and cannot identify these colors at first glance they look like black and blue but I know they have an actual name for them mom is Siamese sable and dad is a blue eyed white i have pedigrees on both parents aswell two of the pics are of...

As far as I can tell they are black and that's mom in the background as well

Ok thank you I'm leaning towards black but I guess only time will tell

Ok I had a litter on 6/30 and mom had six kits all six survived four black and two that are torts I am pretty sure dad is a black tort mom is a solid black but has a red patch on her hip I know nothing of background on parents either so are these kits light colored black torts or blue torts?

They are older now and they are the same color as a light gray Flemish giant

Kits are finally here 5 total the white one I know is most likely an albino but what color y'all think the dark ones are

I do not have a pedigree but I thought since nz only in a few colors some one could at least give an educated guess

Ok so i have a light grey flemish giant bred with a NZW so I was wondering what color kit I might get from this cross I know that the little c gives the REW it's color and masks it's genetic one but I have no clue how any of the genes that give NZ the red or any color fur would mix with the...

She was free fed the entire time from the moment she gave birth and is still being free fed and I'm not planning on breeding her again until mid to late June as to give her a break and will only breed if she has put the weight back on I don't want to risk losing her because even though this was...

My momma bunny had her first litter on March 16 I noticed when they started moving out the nest they spent every moment of the day and night nursing so they were separated during the day and put back at night she lost weight very quickly and I don't know how to get it back on her any...

I know more experienced breeders can tell sex as early as 3 days old so they are plenty old enough my suggestion would be to trim down the hair on the insides of the thighs with scissors and the warmer the area where they are the better (to a point) if they are male there will be sacks of skin...

Thank you I was thinking maybe a really dark smutty chocolate but seal does sound like a possibility and I will try to get a hold of a reputable breeder