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He's a mix breed. The color is called "harlequin"

Steel can range a lot in color, from nearly chestnut to nearly black. The last one might be a blue steel

Nope. I haven't seen snow since 2019 where I live. The person below me prefers gatorade over powerade

Definitely not true for all bucks, only certain lines.

Youve still got a while before the show. For meat pens I would supplement with about a tsp of calf manna, a tsp of oats and 2 tsps of black oil sunflower seeds on top of their pellets each night, and free feed pellets. The point color doesnt matter.

Far from it. Mini lops are actually fairly uncommon. The large, large majority of "mini lops" that people have in the US & Canada are really holland lops that they mid-identified (its a lop? its mini? It must be a mini lop /s). Mini lops are about 6 and a half pounds. Hollands are 3-4 lbs...

Definitely Star Trek, I run a couple star trek roleplays The person below me: pineapple on pizza or not?

It's whatever you want to call it, there is no standard or rule about what makes an extreme VM, theyre all genetically the same and on pedigress most people just put VM regardless of how heavy it is

I recently gave the Medgene vaccine to 11 of my rabbits. There were no side effects except for some minor injection site swelling on a few of them, though I also gave the BunnyVac vaccine at the same time so that might have been the one to cause it.

Her color is vienna marked torted magpie That's not a color within the breed standard. I don't recommend breeding just to get fun coloring unless you have an outlet for all those rabbits, the pet market is already very oversaturated.

Yes, you are posing correctly. They need to have 3 generations on the pedigree (parents, grandparents, great-grandparents) with all information, including weights & ear #s, to be registered but they do NOT need to be registered to be shown. I show rabbits without pedigrees all the time...

That is not a rex That rabbit is also a mixed breed. It does not have rex fur.

That rabbit is a torted harlequin. That is not a showable color. She doesnt look like she has very good breed type either; her ears are long and she is chopped in the hindquarter. I wouldn't recommend breeding this rabbit; there are enough pet quality mini rex in the world and she wouldn't add...

I've got a rabbit going on 10 years with no hay. I don't feed hay to my rabbits, and I don't see any dental or GI stasis issues when they are just on pellets.

It's a mixed breed. The color is vienna marked tortoise (though much more heavily marked than most vienna marks)

No, there's not, unfortunately

The RHDV2 vaccine stings much less than fluids, there is a lot less liquid (rhdv2 vaccine is 0.5 cc, whereas fluids can be easily around 100x that volume of liquid) and it is just a quick shot that can be given sub-cutaneously in the scruff. 11 of mine just got their second dose of it yesterday...

Sadly the Belgian hares I've owned and seen didn't age as well as some other breeds This is my oldest man, Summer, he is almost 11 years old

Girl, boy, girl for those first three. Second two are harder to tell from the pictures but I'd guess boy on both those. I'm a star trek fan as well :)

vienna mark black, white ear blue (maybe lilac) and white ear blue