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Luvmyzoocrew wrote: She meant for this weekend...lol... There is a HUGE show going on in Lebanon, PA. Keep us posted :) Sharon

Funny, they keep saying that it willstart for Connecticut late Friday night. I am going no matter what. I figure that I am leaving around 11am friday morning and have all day to get there. I will just go slow. I am taking my parents SUV as my Camryis HORRIBLEin the snow. I can't wait. I am...

Why did you breed her in the middle of winter when you have no place warm for her to kindle? The safest thing for you to do is to be there when she kindles and take them away from her. Bring the babies into the house and only bring them out twice a day for the doe to nurse them. Most breeders...

Currently I have 40rabbits total.... 21 are Dutch... 17 are Jersey Woolies... 1 is a New Zealand/Rex mix I rescued... 1 is an Eastern Cottontail I rescued as a baby right before the onset of winter...it will be released come spring. Sharon

I will be there....we should all meet up :) Sharon

Do you have any pictures of her out of her cage? Also, how much does she weigh? She looks to have the same color as a palomino but there are many breeds that have the same color...lol Sharon

tripp wrote: I would not breed this rabbit. Only because she is your kids pet. Something could happen to her and your children are going to be losing their pet. Best to buy a breeding pair that your children won't be risking the loss of their pet. Back to the problem of them not...

Blaze_Amita wrote: Oh thank you :) Here is a pic of her: Star's Pepper - Steel Senior Doe

No one knows "the best" of a particular breed until you get to convention. That is what convention is for :) I understand what you are saying but I still think that the judge will give you comments and if you still here any negative ones, then you do not have the best rabbit. Also, if your...

AndersonsRabbits wrote: BUT if you're showing an uncommon breed, its basically like you're just breeding rabbits and not showing. You know what of yours is the best... but you don't know that they are the best. But showing a popular breed like holland lops or neatherland dawrfs (very common...

Of course you can raise quality rabbits without showing them but people make a name for themselves by showing. Other breeders will get to know you and they may recommend you to people. Also, by making friends with other breeders, you will learn a lot from them. I go to shows to make friends...

The chocolate doe is very nice. Nice color, markings (can't see the stops or the undercut though), nice head, type, and depth. Her ears are a tad on the long side though. From what I can see in the pictures she is a very nice dutch. Is she registered? I don't mean pedigreed... The buck is...

I agree with Dawn. She probably has rex fur. Do you have pictures of the parents? Just curious as to how big she will get. She is very cute. Sharon

I was going to go but a friend of mine is having a birthday party for his grandmother...she is turning 100 years old. I will be there in Feb though. Good luck at the show. Sharon

BlueGiants wrote: Awww thanks Cathy

Dont know how close you are to Lebanon, PA but there is going to be a HUGE show there Feb. 6 & 7. There will be lots of Dutch breeders there and I mean a LOT. Last year there was well over 100 Dutch entered. Sharon

RAL Rabbitry wrote: OMG !!! Never again will I stay there! Last year the toilet was leaking. Their fix: put towels around it...lol...oh and a bath mat so that I wouldn't slip.It smelled in the room too... Nope, this year I called early and got the Quality Inn and asked to be in the tower...

We should try to find a time to meet up at the show. I know a lot of you but would be nice to meet the others :) I don't mind exchanging my cell phone number. Sharon

1. What breed/breeds will you be showing? Dutch & Jersey Woolies 2. Open or Youth? Open 3. How many rabbits will you be entering? 10 maybe 4. What state are you coming from? Connecticut 5. Are you staying over if so which hotel? Quality Inn

I am going too! Haven't missed it in 10 years! Sharon