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Sometimes we have Available Rabbits
Sometimes we have Available Rabbits
Being a small scale youth breeder, I sometimes have Show quality, Brood quality, or Pet/Showmanship rabbits available. I only advertise available rabbits at rabbits shows or through this page and I only sell to people with prior rabbit ownership experience.
Show and brood quality animals will come with pedigrees and are in the active show string (if there are shows in the area). Priority given to fellow rabbit breeders.
Pet/Showmanship quality animals are rabbits that may have a fault or disqualification (DQ) from showing, but would be a good youth showmanship animal, since Showmanship contest are about us kids, not the animals. I use a DQ'd Velveteen for my Showmanship (oversized and unrecognized color) and I've won with him. I make it clear to any youth who wants a showmanship only animal that they are not show/breeding quality and are strictly for companionship and showmanship.
Current Available Rabbits
As of Oct. 4, 2021
More pictures available to serious parties
MH's Boulder (25 weeks)
MH's Boulder (25 weeks)
Brood quality
This doe has a nice head and ear, 15 inch ear length. Her one huge fault is her size. She is an oversized rabbit at 7 pounds (maximum weight per Standard is 6lb 8oz), therefore cannot be shown. However, if you paired her with a smaller buck, she will do well. Her litter mates were excellent quality and have already joined other rabbitries for their programs.
MH's Yuma (25 weeks)
MH's Yuma (25 weeks)
Show Quality
This doe has a nice head and ear, 15 inch ear length. She wasn't cooperating for her picture, but her body is actually quite nice. Her fur has good density and texture and she would be good for showing/breeding. She is within the weight range per the Standard (6lb 2oz)
MH's Sedona (25 weeks)
MH's Sedona (25 weeks)
Brood Quality
This buck is a sibling to Yuma and is very similar in quality. His fault is fur. It's thin and doesn't feel as dense and springy as on Yuma. Still, if paired with a good furred doe, he's do well.
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