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You could get advice on how to do that from very old rabbit manuals. Look for them on eBay.Awesome. I'm hoping to feen them without depending on commercial feed. Any resources with good information?
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You could get advice on how to do that from very old rabbit manuals. Look for them on eBay.Awesome. I'm hoping to feen them without depending on commercial feed. Any resources with good information?
Thank you for the ideaYou could get advice on how to do that from very old rabbit manuals. Look for them on eBay.
Where did you get him? That color is pretty commonWhat breed is this guy?
If they're not a show breeder, it's likely a cross. Is it in your possession or one you were looking at buying?A local lady that raises and sals animals. They seem healthy and well cared for.
I am completely new to rabbits. I think i had one at 4 years old for about a week before my foster parents dog ate it. My husband had a couple rabbits as a kid but doesn't know much either. We are reading up and asking questions about what we need to do for them etc.
I have 8 of them that are all similar. Two are the silver/grey color and the rest are the brown. They are litter matesIf they're not a show breeder, it's likely a cross. Is it in your possession or one you were looking at buying?
See if you can grab the scruff. If it's not very easy to get a handful, I would bet there is some New Zealand not too far in the bloodlinesI have 8 of them that are all similar. Two are the silver/grey color and the rest are the brown. They are litter mates
She says they are NZSee if you can grab the scruff. If it's not very easy to get a handful, I would bet there is some New Zealand not too far in the bloodlines