He loved running around Tucker.
He's usually pretty good, and will let me catch him pretty easily. I can't decide whether I want to keep him or not. He's very friendly, but he doesn't really fit into my breeding plans.
And here's the big boy, the American Chinchilla/Silver Fox cross. This big boy used to really intimidate me, because he'll growl and jump at me, but now I know to stand up to him, and I've even given him a tap on the nose to get him to straighten up. We kind of have an understanding now.
I think this big boy will make a nice breeder with my new girls, once they're old enough. I can't wait to see what the rabbits will look like.
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I will be getting my three breeders and two babies this Friday. One California Doe (the mother of the two babies), One Silver Fox Doe and a Silver Fox Buck.
I plain to breed both Does with the Buck late winter or early spring. They will be meat rabbits and after I get some in my freezer, I will try to sell dressed rabbits to others!
Tom
Those bunny boys are so cute. :) Tucker is funny sniffing them. I can't wait to see what the babies look like. :)
ReplyDeleteI love Tucker seeing the bunny! I know what you mean about bunnies intimidating you...it's hard to read them! Good luck with the breeding program. I will eat hasenpfeffer!! (from an old Bugs Bunny cartoon. Love, Momma
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