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TinysMom wrote: Sorry for all you are going through Peg. Maybe this was a blessing in disguise. You are now getting the rabbitry looking much nicer and maybe this will lead to something better :) No one should have to go through this. For this reason, I have never put pictures of my...

If you are that nervous about tattooing your rabbit, then I suggest you let someone else do it and walk away while they are doing it. This will relieve your stress as well as the rabbit's. They can sense when you are nervous. Also, this way, there is absolutely no way your rabbit will associate...

OakRidgeRabbits wrote: I do the same thing :)

At five weeks old, they are ready to be weaned. I had a doe that used to attack them at 3 weeks whenever they jumped out of the box. Sharon

Definitely not a Trianta as those are a very deep red. Definitely not a Creme as you bunny doesn't have the coloring. Doesn't look to be a Palomino but could be a mix. How much does she weigh?

Would help if you had a pic of the actual rabbit in question :) Sharon

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote: That would make sense but here in CT, we don't have a state fair :( All we have is Town Fairs and Town Carnivals. Sharon

whaleyk98 wrote: I would go ahead and send in your entry anyway and see if it gets accepted. Here in CT, the deadline sometimes gets extended because cages are not filled yet. Sharon

Not sure about NY but here in CT, entries close about 3-4 weeks before the fair (or until all cages are filled) so make sure you get you entry in early. Sharon

Really too young to tell but looks like Polish or part Polish is not out of the question. Sharon

gianna244 wrote: Just wondering if you've seen a Checkered in person? If you have, then you would know that your rabbit is not a Checkered nor does it have any Checkered in it. Checkered Giants don't come in Chestnut. There is more to a breed than color. Just because a rabbit "looks"...

OakRidgeRabbits wrote: LOL!!! Going back, I see the wool now. Could be a Sport Jersey Wooly. Or a mix of Dutch and something wooly. Sharon I still say the rabbit is not 8 weeks old...more like 5 weeks.

It is a Dutch but how old is it? It looks to be about 4 or 5 weeks old. Too young to be sold. Cute though :) Sharon

I have bought does that were pregnant. Never had a problem. Like Pam said, they usually have plenty of time to settle in nicely. Also, it depends on the rabbit too. Some does, like most of my Dutch, are laid back and are excellent mothers. I had a doe give birth at the ARBA Convention...

Definitely not a Checkered Giant and not even a mix. Those are rabbits that are not usually mixed in. My guess is that it is just a mutt. It is Broken Chestnut in color. Some broken patterns also have the spine marking and spots down the side. Sharon

OakRidgeRabbits wrote: I agree with you on the KMR. I have never used dog products on rabbits and never will. I have raised lots of babies with KMR and have never encountered a problem. They also have no problem making the transistion to pellets. I have been raising rabbits for 18 years and...

Do you have any other photos? Looks like a Mini Rex or a Rex. How much does he/she weigh? Sharon

Jenson - Did you ever get in touch with the breeder friend of mine? Wondering if she had any insight on your questions. Sharon

Hard to tell for sure. I think he is justa Lionhead. He could have some Mini Rex in him... I can see Mini Rex in his feet and his whiskers, His color is called Japanese Harlequin. Lionheads are supposed to have shorter fur over the back. He is very cute:)

I don't see a problem with letting the babies in the run. Just make sure that they can't get out any holes. Also, make sure it has a roof on it or they are being supervised as you don't want them being grabbed by birds. We have a lot of hawks in our area and I never let them run by themselves...