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Hoagland's is from TRex Rabbitry in Oregon. Very good animals.

I wish I could, but I think it may be too far for me. I may send a rabbit with a friend though.

There is a big discussion about this on the Showbunny yahoo group. They are trying to get a survey going to figure out exacting what is going on. It seems to be more in the eastern US. I have not heard about any here on the west coast.

OakRidgeRabbits wrote: Well, I suppose beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think brits are pretty cool little rabbits. I wouldn't describe them as ugly, snipey or skinny. I would say that some have nasty dispositions and are prone to biting, but not all of them. For that matter, my...

ok, if I find anyone, I'll let you know. We are getting ready for State Fair right now....lot's to do:nod

ok, I'll ask around. Do they have the temperment to be used for showmanship? What would cause the blue eye in the dutch?

TCRabbitry wrote: what are the colors and markings like? I'll check around to see. We are trying to get more kids interested in rabbits in our club.

TCRabbitry wrote: I did that on sat. It smelled good for a day until the bucks sprayed....yuk. Becca has a litter of FW born on sunday. The Redmond show is too far.....maybe Albany though.

Hey Melinda, Just found this section, duh, I haven't ever scrolled down this far....lol. How's the buns? When is the Albany show? Valerie

It really depends on the fair and their own rules. You can check with your county extension agent for the rules. Some require you to own the doe, while others allow you to purchase the kits at weaning. At our fair, all blue ribbon pens sell. This year, a girl brought in a pen of unknown...

Congratulations on doing well at your fair. We also just got done with our fair last week....our state fair is the first week of sept. this year.

Good deal. This way you will have a better chance of showable babies. Minilop does have a good point.....it IS possible to find a showable pig in rescues and shelters if you know what you are looking for. That is an option for people who want to show but don't want the problems that come with...

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SilverBirchRabbitry wrote: Well, yes and no. If the pigs are both purebred, say a silkie and an american, then all the babies will be short smooth haired. They may be showable depending on their color. If you use a silkie and an abby, then you get weird hair patterns, rosettes and semi long...

peppa and georgie wrote: Not really your fault. There is just a lot of misinformation out there. I'm sorry if I came across as mad or anything. I really wasn't trying to.:) For some decent articles on cavies, go to acbaonline.com. It is the cavy version of the ARBA.

SilverBirchRabbitry wrote: Anytime you put a male in with females, or other males, he will purr, strut and attempt to mate, or in the case of other males, dominate. So that behavior does not mean the sow is in heat. Sows also like to "get to know" her mate. Bringing two groups of cavies together...

peppa and georgie wrote: I would sure like to know where this information came from because it is filled with many incorrect facts. To sex a baby pig, a male will look like an i and a female will look more like a Y. To me, a male looks more like a donut with a dot in the middle. You can...

My daughters have been in 4-H since 2000. The oldest was in for 8 years, the middle child just graduated and will be doing her last state fair this month (FFA next year), and the youngest has six years to go. By default, I became the rabbit and cavy leader. My duties expanded in the club, and...

There are a few breeds that do not (or should not) get them. Bigger, heavier breeds have larger ones than smaller breeds.

So what powers does Sam have that Ruby was trying to tell him about? He got Lilith so maybe he is going to figure them out on his own. Poor Dean....I hope Sam figures out how tosave him.