Thanks I'm getting them from mossypossum rabbitry Bastet rabbitry and ashwind farms three of the top lionhead breeders in the USLionheads are very popular, meaning a lot of people have them and are breeding them. Don't just buy them from anyone because you want them right away or they're cheap. Look for the top breeders in your area and invest in good, healthy, foundation stock. I'm tired of seeing so many ugly "Lionheads" for sale on my local craigslist. If your going to breed them, do it to improve their quality and to conform to the standard.
I don't think safety is your main concern with milk paint - I'd think it would be efficacy. IMO, putting it (or any other water-soluble paint) on wire would be a total waste of time. Enamel paint might slow the rust down, but I think milk paint would just wash off the first time a rabbit pee'd on it.
Okay then I didn't know that my mom recommended I try it... So does it matter what kind of paint I use on the wire as long as it's totally dry before I put my rabbit back in?I don't think safety is your main concern with milk paint - I'd think it would be efficacy. IMO, putting it (or any other water-soluble paint) on wire would be a total waste of time. Enamel paint might slow the rust down, but I think milk paint would just wash off the first time a rabbit pee'd on it.
