will begin to breed flemish giants soon!!

[brimmhere]

after months of thought and talking wehave decided to try breeding flemish giants in the sandyline. staying small of course as its more of a hobby and loveof the breed than a full blown out business. we pick up ourfirst doe next month at the show here in peoria, illinois.cant wait for that!! im hoping to find a really good buckwhile there also! just wanted to share a picture of mybusiness cards ive just made up with everyone! let me knowwhat you think

 

Good Luck Kim , you will do great

 

[CorkysMom]

Wow, very nice job!!!

 

[ariel]

Goodluck and I like the cards

 

[Elf Mommy]

I think you should move closer to Florida so I can come over and play with baby Flemmies....

Other than that Grand Plan!!!

 

[user 1981]

Good Luck and the cards look great.

 

[bluebird]

Nice cards and good luck in your new venture.bluebird

 

[Emmy-webby]

The buisness cards look great!

:sunshine:

Congrats on the breeding!! I'll be looking forward in the news updateson the breeding process. Although, can you PLEASE post picturesup?!

Ingats, (meaning 'take cares' in tagalog, my language)

-K&E

 

[brimmhere]

thanks everyone for all the words ofsupport!! ive just sent off for my irba membership , and gotvery lucky today!! my dist. supervisor at my job is giving usa stainless steel stacker set up which includes a self waterer andfeeder system , trays and said he has many nestingboxes all for FREE!!!! we go pick it allup this saturday!!! its like a 6.5 foot set up andeach hole is over 2 foot. I will definetly postpics and updates as we get into the breeding process!

 

[pamnock]

brimmhere wrote:

and each hole is over 2foot.

You're going to need cages MUCH larger than that if you plan on breeding Flemish

Here is a good site with some info on caging Flemish . . .

http://sunnyoaksrabbits.tripod.com/id1.html



Pam

 

[brimmhere]

ahhh but the cool partlol each has dividers that can be removed to make aone hole 4ft cage !! so i could keep it smaller on size forbabies and take out the dividers when they are outgrowing that!!

 

[pamnock]

No need to bother with dividers for thoseFlemish babies --they'll be too big forthose! You'll want to consider some 6 footbreeding cages also for those big litters!

Pam

 

[brimmhere]

got that set tohehehehe got an 8 foot set up to be used for our doe withbabies only. it has a built in nesting box in oneend. the front where the nest box opens so that if i need toget into it to clean or check babies i easily can! thanks forall the advise though its much appreciated, ivebeen preparing and preparing all i can before i do my first breeding,as i dont want to be like oh no i should of done this or this before ihad babies LOLOLOL

 

[pamnock]

8 Ft.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your Flemishare going to be in heaven Looks like you are off to aGREAT start and I can't wait to see photos of those future babies!



Pam

 

[brimmhere]

definetly will post loads ofpictures!!! when we get our doe next month ill get somepictures of her also posted on here. my hubbydecided to name her delilah LOL

 

[brimmhere]

we just sent off for our irba and nffgrbmembership, and i just stopped in at the arba office today.they said i will get my rabbitry certificate next week in the mailalong with all of my membership info. so we will be aregistered rabbitry through the arba!!

 

[brimmhere]

hehee well not only are wepicking up a doe at the show next month but also a buckLOL we called the breeder last nite to see if he would haveany bucks available and yep!! soo i get to come home with twoflemmies heheheeheh

 

[Zee]

WooHoooooo

:groupparty:

 

[brimmhere]

LOOKIE LOOKIE WHAT I GOT IN THE MAIL TODAY WOOOHOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[pamnock]

Congrats! You are now official



Pam