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my four holes are 8x12 and my three holes are 8x16, I prefer my four holes as you use the space efficiently and you have room for food/water crocks and rabbit but the three holes are nice over longer show weekends as they have more room to move about or if I need to double up young juniors to...

Lionhead-Holland Lop Cross.

mistyjr wrote: Bring her along anyways I could look at her for you, I would worry about her ear length though.

Shaded Night Rabbitry wrote: She didnt get the woolies from any local breeder, there from a free bin bred by a English lop breeder who has a couple for fun.

mistyjr wrote: The Orange doe is a Orange. She's just a really smutty orange, you may want to check ear length and if there are breaks in her mane on her though she looks pretty close to a DQ for both.

Very nice, your Junior LH look like they are developing nicely. Oh and Pam is a frosted Pearl.

Your welcome, will you be showing any LH's at the mason show? I may have 3 new juniors ready to show by then along with what I have been showing and I will have a couple nice juniors for sale possibly if I still have them.

It's very normal for SR bucks to loose mane especially if they have been previously used for breeding or around does as its most likely triggered by hormone change as they reach maturity. At this point almost all Lionhead Does will molt (or pull for babies) their mane and then grow it back...

Yep no problem

This is normal, most babies that where DOA appear long in general especially if stuck.

I Saw your new Jersey Woolies myself: Doe 1: Blue Doe 2: Black Buck 1:Opal

I do be leave the smaller one is a peanut, it has the little peanut ears and the bulge on its forehead.

It all depends on the breed and variety your working on.Some breeds already have the colors that can create a unrecognized variety and some breeds do not. Like in Mini Rex they are working on Sable and Smoke Pearl they already had colors that they could develop these colors with where as Dwarf...

The last baby is an opal.

This is what I can tell from the info you have given: _ _ B_ cc D_ E_ enen I would guess she is either black or chestnut underneath if you bred her to a non-agouti rabbit you could figure if chestnut or not.

They look nice, I like the 10 week old senior the best but I would worry about her getting really big if she was show able as a senior at 10weeks.

OakRidgeRabbits wrote: Thats why I post under farm and garden I don't have problems with getting flagged under their and I get plenty of responses for pets.

Shaded Night Rabbitry wrote: And REW's and BEW's are to have light toe nails.

whoops double post, sorry.

Looks more of a compact breed to me, so i would learn more to Florida white or a mix of compact breeds.