I think it’s a normal curiosity & a good skill to know, especially if you ever found yourself in a survival situation.
Hey Muddy, this might make a great article, or a series of articles. You could do a different one for each animal you process, including cooking tips.
that’s a good idea!!!!
Perfect!!!!!
It’s partly my fault on this one…..She was older when I got her and I didn’t spend any time handling her……and my sis doesn’t like me very much
They also downsized a lot because they got tired of dealing with people and not being able to go anywhere……I’m actually considering breed change as well.
Treble hasn't peed any where except that first day's accident.I let Angelina out for a little romp around the kitchen this morning and my 6-year-old said, "Mom that's the whole point of having a house rabbit. She may pee on the floor, but she's a house rabbit."
Same with Angie. That was the first day we brought her home. I've even seen her go back into her cage to use the litter box when she's out hopping around.
Guinea pigs?
Yes! This would be a fascinating series. You could be famous on the interwebz. Like Naked and Afraid, except Bikini Clad and Well-fed.
What breed do you have currently? My friends up the road Atlas Homestead raise Champagne and Cream (Creme) d'Argents.
I currently have NZ whites……..I was thinking of maybe trying Standard REX……but still doing some research as far as availability…….I can get NZ red and/or standard Rex if I want to travel to Ohio again and I know the dude I worked with on quail and parakeets got some breeders so thats a possibility but I can’t remember what breed……I have considered RK but they don’t separate genders and breeds.
