So I'm getting a pair of Velveteens :D

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Seriously? You have SO. MANY. BREEDS. Already, to work with! It's definitely better to work with one or two breeds at one time if you are at all serious about producing decent show quality rabbits. I won't chew you out about it, but seriously, I've been at that point, and it's not a good place to be. I had 3 champagnes, a netherland, a holland, a himalayan and 2 mini satins. All aquired because I thought they were cool breeds. I know from experience that if you go about getting a ton of different breeds that no one in the rabbit community will respect your rabbitry and it will be impossibly difficult to get out of that kind of hole.

Again, I won't chew you out. But I think you should maybe consider limiting yourself to a few breeds.

/mini rant

Velveteens are pretty cool rabbits and make excellent pets. A friend in town has them and they are really neat.
 
They really are a super breed, I LOVE my V-Lops and coem spring, I want to expand my V-Lop herd with my dutch herd.
It is hard, very hard to work with soo many different breeds. I know someone that does and it gets a hair difficult at a show. That's part of hte reason I'm getting out of Holland Lops now, Hollands without fail seem to hit the table at teh same time as my dutch and I love my dutch to death so Hollands never go. But I've got Hollands Lops, Dutch, Mini Rex and V-Lops
 
Thanks Erin, but I'm not breeding French Angoras anymore ;) I'm just working with the ones I have, showing them I mean. The Lionheads, Jersey Woolies & my flemmie aren't being bred either :)

I'm downsizing on my Lionheads, my Jersey Woolie doe, and a few others :)

I'm only breeding Elops at the moment :) My younger brother owns the nethies and my mom has the English angoras :)

Thanks for the advice though x) I just have alot of pet rabbits now that is all :p

Thanks Blaze :D
 
I'm just wondering- you'll be keeping these guys in an indoors or heated area right? I can't imagine they'd do well in an Ontario winter with their fur and ears.
 

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