Archive for the 'Rabbit Breeds' Category

Rabbit Breeds:mini Lops

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

okay so ya mini lops ROCK! lol this is gonna be my new series type thing ill hopefully be getting another rabbit soon. but ya soo good breeders vidit the website below shes also my 4h leader her r…

Rabbit Breeding

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

Rabbit breeding is a great hobby for adults, too, and I encourage you to explore this wonderful topic as much as you can. Most people outside of the rabbit breeding community have never seen a rabbitry. Such ecological farms are designed to produce larger number of processes on rabbit breeding, they are more economically efficient, [...]

Phoenix Rabbit Breeders Show 1/26/08

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

My day at the show in Tolleson, Arizona. Chatting with friends and pictures of my day.

How To Breed Rabbits

Friday, September 25th, 2009

The first short film that i have done. its a funny instructional video that was a school project.

Pygmy Rabbits – Is it too late to Save the Tiniest Bunnies?

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

There are a number of wild rabbit species in the United States and some are faring far worse than others. One of the most endangered is the Pygmy rabbit. Once upon a time an abundance of these tiny creatures (on average they weigh under a pound) lived in the Great Basin of the United States, [...]

The Jersey Wooly – A Fuzzy Bunny who’s Easy to Groom.

Monday, June 22nd, 2009

In the late 1970s one Bonnie Seeley, a rabbit breeder from New Jersey, set about trying to breed a long haired wooly rabbit that was easier to groom than other long haired breeds. The result was the Jersey Wooly, a small rabbit, usually between 3 and 4 pounds that has an abundance of fur and [...]

Enderby Island Rabbits – Rescued and Thriving

Friday, May 8th, 2009

Enderby Island is the northern most island of the group known as the Auckland Islands, which lie about 150 miles away from New Zealand. They were first discovered in 1806 and quickly became a popular destination for whalers and seal hunters. A number of shipwrecks occurred, and in response a number of pigs, cattle and [...]

2009 – A Great Year for the New England Cottontail.

Friday, April 10th, 2009

The New England Cottontail used to be a common sight throughout the North Eastern United States. They used to thrive amongst dense hedgerows. They are the only rabbit known to native to Maine. But deforestation and urban sprawl has caused a drop in population believed to be as high as 75%.   Danger, Danger Everywhere. [...]

The Amami Rabbit – Ancient and Endangered But Help May Be at Hand

Monday, March 30th, 2009

The Amami is hardly a recognizable rabbit breed. Even many expert rabbit fanciers do not know it exists. Sadly they may never get the chance to learn about these unusual Japanese rabbits, as they are almost extinct, with less than 5,000 remaining. However, scientists in Osaka are trying to make sure that the Amami survives, [...]

The Loveable British Giant Rabbit

Saturday, February 28th, 2009

The largest of the British rabbit breeds is called, aptly enough, the British Giant. The breed is characterized by its large body, flat on top, and its long erect ears and big, bright eyes. They do not have especially long fur, usually less than an inch in depth, and can be found in many colors, [...]