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Wow, I am glad she's doing well- but WOW I have never heard of dewlap removal and I have had many large breed rabbits for years and years. Was the surgery the only thing the vet could come up with. Seems slightly cruel to me - but then again I don't know the priors on her situation to make that...

LMAO - No the Harlequins are notrecognized in the Netherlands, and I know what you mean withthe time it takes to judge them. I love all the colors myselfand they are a very challenging breed with alot of Competition.

Here's a pic of a rare color in NetherlandDwarfs - A Harlequin. I have one harlequin baby out of him sofar :D

Pipp wrote: To be classified as Pet would mean the end of Food/Fur production sothose folks who actually do raise them for such would no longer be ableto do so wether that is for thier own use of for commercialpurposes. Which I am sure would be fine for those whoconsider them as pets only but...

I honestly didn't care for the Videomyself, but I have no issue with Rabbits being classified aspoultry, I would rather see them classified asLivestock. It hasn't been until rather recentlythat Rabbits have become popular as House Pets. The Domesticrabbit was Domesticated as a Livestock animal...

Netherland Dwarfs are my favorite breed handsdown, because they are small and come in so manycolors. personality wise I would say the English are myfavorite as far as having sweet personalitys.

There are also alot of Breeders in yourarea, if you can't find what your looking for in a sheltertry joining the msn Group Rabbit Talk In Ohio. alot ofhelpful folks with 635 members in and around Ohio.

Hmmm I have alot of Pet peeves , Firstof all Idislike the fact that we here in the United States ofAmerica are slowly loosing our freedom and rights - one twisted law andbill at a time. and this is in all facets of ourlives. Idislikethe idea that somany people have absolutely no common...

I feed my Dwarfs Manna Pro 16% pro formula, I also buy it at TSC , I think its one of thebest pelleted feeds on the market and I find it keeps my rabbits inexcellent condition. I also Feed Timothy hay a few times aweek.

I have heard that the teats on a baby doe are noticable. not sure how true that is and haven't used that method. I usually wait until they are old enough and sex them then, I don't figure it matters what sex they are as newborns.

Manna Pro - Hands down the best feed, I use the 16% Protien formula for all my rabbits and feed Timothy hay daily. If I had to switch feeds I would go with Purina.

I also notice that he has the white on his chest and under his cheek - Perhaps he is also a Vienna carrier? pamnock wrote: