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HappyFarmBunnies wrote: She is about 5 months old in this picture. It was taken about 2 weeks ago. If anybody wants more pictures, they're all on my website, which is in my signature, which doesn't show. http://diamondshadowrabbitry.weebly.com/

I would also very much like critique on Diamond Shadow's Little Layla, as it has mostly been concentrated on Tres and Nibbles. She is our home grown doe and I want to know how she is turning out! Her ears are a bit long, about 2.3 inches, but she is still needing to completely grow into them...

HappyFarmBunnies wrote: I completely agree, he will cost us about $400 JUST to get here from CA. He has already produced some exceptional offspring at his current home place and I am hopeful he will be a great producer for us. We aren't fully going to be working on BEW's, but they are...

hillrise wrote: Tres isn't a false dwarf, he is also VM, so that is automatically a DQ. He is very small, but he is only a co-owned buck and we won't be personally breeding to him. He has a hunk of a head, and a decently-shaped face, but his ears bug the heck out of me. I have no doubt...

So a few of you may know me from Rabbit Addict. I posted on here months and months ago asking about one of the kits I was considering getting. Since then, we have established a small rabbitry, co-owned with a friend, and will be raising quality pedigree'd Netherland Dwarf rabbits. I feel it...

jeanluc_pippen_merry wrote: It is a lie that rabbits need others to be happy. Buns need their humans to be happy, most buns will fight if put together

Our first litters are due in October. Our culls will be going as pets WITH a spay/neuter contract that they must sign before purchasing the rabbit. I cannot stand irresponsible people breeding rabbits!

bunnychild wrote: You're avoiding answering the question because you know you cannot. You get an animal, then throw all the responsibility onto your parents while you do all of that. Do you have the room and money to keep all the kits if they don't sell? What about if one of your rabbits...

bunnychild wrote: EXACTLY!! You are a child. You shouldn't even be CONSIDERING raising rabbits. You are illiterate and very rude. These are all experienced people trying to give you advice and you're throwing it all away. They are know what they're talking about! Even just getting ONE breed...

It is definitely a Nethie. Not too quality though, HUGE ears, but still a cutie!

Korr_and_Sophie wrote: That is why people don't breed REW's to BEW's, REW is dominant so if you get a BEW, it has REW in the background and will produce REW and not the BEW like wanted

There's a reason ND breeders keep the non-showable vienna rabbits. BEW's are very hard to get with decent quality, so they keep nice quality VM's to breed so they can give their nice type to their BEW offspring!

Here are some newer pictures of them both. I am really hoping that the black otter is a female, becausethat is the one we went with. It was the calmer of the two, and much friendlier. http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/198822_1918101882170_1530709215_32106164_6726476_n.jpg...

Thank you Nancy, I am happy to be here!

I haven't met them in person yet, so I still have to wait for the genders to be deturmined. If the black otter is a female I am definitley going with her. Although she only has one solid paw, and the rest have white markings on them, would that be a colour disqualification in ARBA shows?

Well if the doeling I am getting (Layla) is show quality, I am really hoping to take her to some shows. I have lots of animals as it is, but showing rabbits would be something I could really enjoy starting to do.

I am glad to have met you too, it's nice to talk with other Nethie owners who know stuff about them that I may have not learned yet. When I first thought about getting a rabbit I researched a whole bunch and really liked the Netherland Dwarf. Luckily we found a breeder that lived in the next...

It doesn't seem rude at all. I have been reading up on rabbits and came across this thing talking about "brood" rabbits that were un-quality. For a Netherland Dwarf, small ears, large eyes, rounded head, petite features. She is a Nethie, but what they consiter a "brood"large long ears, beady...

Purebred pedigree'd Netherland Dwarf doeling, so she is registerable. It does show a photo of her underside so I would like if someone could confirm that she is a female, as the current owner of her and her mom and sibling is very young and is just taking the gender by a guess from comparing her...

Hellow everyone, I am "SpotLover" and I am new to this forum. I have two rabbits, well, one is my guys, the other is mine. They are related, and both gorgeous does. Nibbles (my guy owns her, he named her too) is a 9 month old black otter brood Netherland Dwarf (not breeding brood, unquality...