CoolWaterRabbitry
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Yes so we are "expanding" our rabbitry, really we're adding my fiance's new rabbits to it. We're either going to adding them to under my rabbitry, or he might be opening his own line under his own rabbitry name...still working on that.
Anywho,he'sbeen talking to breeders for weeks about different breeds, and he decided to get into the running breeds, since there isn't as big of a hype about posing and such, plus, most of them are bigger breeds and thus easier for him to handle (better than my 2.5lb dwarf breeds ^.^)
So he has decided on Rhinelanders, after he glanced over my shoulder one day while I was reading Pam's post about adding rhinelanders to her barn and he fell in love with the breed.
So after an 8 hour day of driving, we ended up bringing 6 of them home. Really, we thought that we'd only be bringing home 3 or 4... but the breeder had wonderful stock so we settled on 2 bucks and 4 does. The breeder has shown and placed very well at nationals, has a huge herd of G. Champs, and has bloodlines from nearly all of the rhinelander breeders in the surrounding area, plus has imported from germany. All the stock we bought today has german lines and besides one or two of the does having minor coloration faults, they are all wonderful in type and lineage.
I'm settled with my havanas and dwarf hotots, and now my fiance is bouncing off the walls with his breed.
Just thought I'd share as we're both very very tired, but thrilled as well!
*will get pics up tomorrow after they all settle in
Anywho,he'sbeen talking to breeders for weeks about different breeds, and he decided to get into the running breeds, since there isn't as big of a hype about posing and such, plus, most of them are bigger breeds and thus easier for him to handle (better than my 2.5lb dwarf breeds ^.^)
So he has decided on Rhinelanders, after he glanced over my shoulder one day while I was reading Pam's post about adding rhinelanders to her barn and he fell in love with the breed.
So after an 8 hour day of driving, we ended up bringing 6 of them home. Really, we thought that we'd only be bringing home 3 or 4... but the breeder had wonderful stock so we settled on 2 bucks and 4 does. The breeder has shown and placed very well at nationals, has a huge herd of G. Champs, and has bloodlines from nearly all of the rhinelander breeders in the surrounding area, plus has imported from germany. All the stock we bought today has german lines and besides one or two of the does having minor coloration faults, they are all wonderful in type and lineage.
I'm settled with my havanas and dwarf hotots, and now my fiance is bouncing off the walls with his breed.
Just thought I'd share as we're both very very tired, but thrilled as well!
*will get pics up tomorrow after they all settle in