Legs

[bunnytamer]

What is required in order for a rabbit to get a leg?

 

[BSAR]

Well your rabbit has to get a first place. There also has to be five rabbits in your rabbits class. So like: 5 broken blue does or something.

My Polish has two legs and going to be getting her third this year at Spring Youth Fair. She is like the best Polish in my county and another county! I don't know why others try....she has even beat her half brother two years in a row for Best in Breed!

ETA: There is probably more stuff that is required, its listed in the ARBA book, but its in my sisters room and I don't feel like getting up lol. But above is pretty much it.

 

[Revverress]

^Yep, what Emily said, but there must also be 3 different exhibitors showing in the class.

I also have to point out that the rabbit must have actually won over at least 5 different rabbits. If one of the bunnies in the class is scratched or was DQed, it doesn't count in the actual class number. That one gets me a lot.

Holly

 

[Starlight Rabbitry]

Revverress wrote:

If one of the bunnies in the class is scratched or was DQed, it doesn't count in the actual class number. That one gets me a lot.

Holly

This is not all true. The number in the class only changes if the DQed rabbit is the wrong color, wrongsex, or wrong breed,meaning that it didn't belong in that class in the first place. For example: A blue sr. doe that is entered as a blue sr. buck will get DQed and will change the number in the class since it does not belong in the buck class...it was a doe.

If a rabbit is underweight but entered in the correct class, then it does not change the number in the class.

Sharon

 

[Revverress]

Starlight Rabbitry wrote:

Revverress wrote:

If one of the bunnies in the class is scratched or was DQed, it doesn't count in the actual class number. That one gets me a lot.

Holly

This is not all true. The number in the class only changes if the DQed rabbit is the wrong color, wrongsex, or wrong breed,meaning that it didn't belong in that class in the first place. For example: A blue sr. doe that is entered as a blue sr. buck will get DQed and will change the number in the class since it does not belong in the buck class...it was a doe.

If a rabbit is underweight but entered in the correct class, then it does not change the number in the class.

Sharon

Well, I learned something new today. Thanks for pointing that out.

Holly

 

[BlueCamasRabbitry]

Revverress wrote:

^Yep, what Emily said, but there must also be 3 different exhibitors showing in the class.

I also have to point out that the rabbit must have actually won over at least 5 different rabbits. If one of the bunnies in the class is scratched or was DQed, it doesn't count in the actual class number. That one gets me a lot.

Holly

That would be Amanda, haha.

 

[Revverress]

BlueSkyAcresRabbitry wrote:

Revverress wrote:

^Yep, what Emily said, but there must also be 3 different exhibitors showing in the class.

I also have to point out that the rabbit must have actually won over at least 5 different rabbits. If one of the bunnies in the class is scratched or was DQed, it doesn't count in the actual class number. That one gets me a lot.

Holly

That would be Amanda, haha.

Whoops, sorry. I've been sick all day with a fever, and I must have read the username wrong. I swear, I do know you two's usernames apart.