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OakRidgeRabbits wrote: Yes, a himi...totally forgot about that one. Those have red eyes. Sharon

Does that particular baby have red eyes? If not, then it could be an ermine. Also could be a frosty. Is there anyway to post a picture of it along side a white one? Sharon

It is optional.

You can have the same rabbitry name as someone else, you just need to spell it a little differently. For example, if someone had Blue Sky Acres Rabbitry, you could add an "e" to the word "sky" and have it be fine with the ARBA. So if I were you, I would put as my second choice, Blue Skye Acres...

Haven't gotten any in Connecticut yet. It is coming though. Forcast for at least a foot! I hate winter. Sharon

fuzz16 wrote: Not necessarily, I had one live to be 6 weeks. Sharon

What do you mean by breaking up the nest?

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: You are right Emily, just because he hasn't produced one doesn't mean he is can't...but, if you have ever seen a false-dwarfed Jersey Wooly then you will know that there is no mistaking them. They have LONG bodies, and LONG ears and weigh no less than 4 pounds...

The easiest thing to do is to hand feed it some Kitten Milk Replacer (KMR). Some people on here will say that you need to use the puppy one but I have no experience with the puppy one. I have been using the KMR for 18 years now with no problems. I am currently hand feeding a litter of Dutch...

The easiest way to tell is, if they start to kick, you got anywhere from immediately to a few days. Wish I could be more help. When you get her, put a nestbox inwith her at that time...just in case. Sharon

There is great info at the American Dutch Rabbit Club Website... www.dutchrabbit.com Feel free to ask questions, there are a few breeders on here that raise Dutch. Good luck with your Dutch, they are a wonderful breed to raise and show. Sharon

First check out the ARBA website... www.arba.net There is a list of shows there. Here in CT, we have pretty much ended our show season for this year. The next show in CT is in May. There are lots of other shows around New England though. How far are you willing to travel to a show? I can give...

AndersonsRabbits wrote: Mini Rex are shown alphabetical. Black then blues and so on... Within each color or group, Senior Bucks, then Senior Does, then Junior Bucks, then Junior Does. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Rabbit people are usually very helpful, we were all newbies at one...

My rule of thumb is 30 days. Better safe than sorry :) Sharon

Try emailing one of the secretaries listed on the show site. It seems there is just a bunch of specialties and no all breed show. Sharon

Do you mean that she pooped in the box or peed too? Leave the poop in the box. Some mothers will poop in the box for the babies to eat it. They are too young to eat it but just leave it in there. If she peed in the box, then clean just the part she did it in. Sharon

I am going!!! I am looking forward to going back to the Mall of America.

The ARBA Standard of Perfection is a perfect place to look. Sharon

Are you talking about the breed Harlequin? Can you post pics of them? The lazy ear could be from the weather. Rex breeders I know have the same problem with theirs during the summer.

This is true...don't record the weight on the pedigree until the rabbit is a senior. There is no reason to unless that rabbit had a litter. Sharon