Recent content by RabbitMage

Quote: If that's true, I'd like to be a clear policy.

There seems to be some confusion in the wake of current events, so I'd like to know what if any policies the forums have on family-friendly posts about people who are LGBT and their experiences, especially in relation to the rural/homesteading/self-sufficient/chicken-raisin. lifestyle.

On an unrelated topic, if I have a question about a closed thread, who is the best person to direct said question to?

Quote: I edited my post, but I think it got buried! I'm bi, and trans, and looking forward to starting a family and doing some homesteading. We're out here, and will be here even if this thread gets shut down because someone decides there's something 'wrong' with us, don't worry. And to...

This isn't a religion topic. Would it be okay for the religious chat to be moved somewhere else?

Quote: I'm bi, and trans, and looking forward to starting a family and doing some homesteading. We're out here, and will be here even if this thread gets shut down because someone decides there's something 'wrong' with us, don't worry. And to answer the actual question...yeah, I do often feel...

Quote: Note I never said it was a treatment nor a preventative. You are right that on it's own it will do neither. However, with the combination of diet and exercise I was already doing, my sensitive mare was still throwing out some small rings in her new hoof growth, had the same big cresty...

For those of you with tubsters/horses prone to founder, I cannot recommend this stuff enough: http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=d54319d4-0302-4385-932e-3ee2db9f7b2f

Quote: I think this might be your issue. Rabbits do not handle heat well at all.

Rabbits are notoriously hard to bottle feed. You're better off letting mom handle them.

Quote: Get him on something better than Iams.

Been breeding and showing Tans for...geez, it might be 11 years now.

You should be aware that Lionheads aren't currently accepted by the ARBA, and they've had a LOT of trouble getting them to pass.

Quote: Actually no dog breed can lock it's jaws, fyi. But a lot of it is stereotyping, or people not understanding how rabbits work. Some of it is true. It's just picking out the wheat from the chaff. A lot of supposedly aggressive breeds are actually just very active and curious. When we...

I wouldn't called Rhinelanders high strung, but be aware they are very smart and pretty active. They're generally more mellow than my Tans, but not too far off temperament-wise. I loved them, though. They can be pretty challenging because of the markings, though. You'll end up with a lot of...