Maryland Flemish!

[The Turtle]

There are so many Flemish breeders and enthusiasts in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, even Virginia and New Jersey and Connecticut, but why is it that the breed has yet to catch on in Maryland?

If you're a Flemish fan in Maryland, let us know! We're at the Carroll and Baltimore/Howard County shows, as well as Lebanon, Cortland and Charles Town. We were amazed to realize we were the first registered ARBA Flemish rabbitry in Maryland... we would have thought there would be lots!

Say hi, introduce yourself, come on over to the breeder/show forum!

Scott & Nora

 

[Rich Girl]

Just wanted to comment: I love and love and love yawning rabbits.

 

[The Turtle]

Here you go:

At left is Four, and Two and Three are acting more mature. Four is still with us for another couple of weeks, but Two and Three already have new homes.

 

[maryalesia]

I'm pretty sure there is a flemish breeder in Harpers Ferry. Their website isn't up-to-date, but I'm sure with a call or an e-mail one could find out more.

 

[The Turtle]

We've never encountered such a person in the last three years, nor any hint of a website, so I guess you've got me there. Realistically, in 2010, if you're not on the web, you are almost invisible to the people who are likely to buy your wabbits in this region.