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How cute can they get!? Super Cute! What breed are they?

Oh my goodness cute! You should start a Bunny Photography Post and share photography ideas and tips for shooting bunnies!

Oh! So cute! Thanks for sharing!

He looks like the name "Scattered Sunshine" would fit him perfectly! Or just "Sunshine", "Sunny", or "Sun" for short. He is super cute! Good Luck!

They look super cute! Congratulations and welcome to the realm of rabbit raising!

I would recommend keeping them in different cages and allowing them to play together. Bunnies may get a little lonely, but it is better than having them fight, even if it is not major fighting. Bunnies will usually have some territorial issues unless they have been together since birth or a very...

Oh they look simply adorable! Lovely little bunnies! Good Luck & Happy Bunny Raising!

He looks younger, I would say maybe around 8 months to a year or so old. Good luck with him!

I use Organic Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar for mine and have found it very helpful. I have 64 oz water bottles and I put a tablespoon in each, once a week. I hope this helps! I love the improvements I have seen in my herd of Hollands since I started using it weekly!

Wonderful job! That is quite an achievement!

OMGoodness! They are all the cutest pictures, you have some lovely bunnies there! I saw a little block of something that the American Chinchilla looks like she is sniffing in the first picture, is it a snack? Mind sharing? I am really wanting to find some good snacks for my bunnies, but haven't...

How darling! Cutesy Picture!

Wow, thats insane! I wonder if it was organic.

I think that is true for commercial breeders/sellers/buyers, however I think $15.00 is a great price for a local breeder.

I would sincerely recommend getting a new buck, if the doe is very receptive it would be wise to get a new buck while she is still in the mood. Even if the buck can breed, he may bring some unwanted genes into your rabbitry.

I would recommend keeping an older one and then the younger one. The older one to continue to get outstanding bloodlines form, and the younger one to begin to take the older ones place and eventually become the main herd buck. Hope this helps, best of luck!

I would defiantly recommend Californians, although they are one of the bigger meat breeds they still have a very nice feed/weight/age ratio.

I don't think it is quite possible to tell how many, I think you will be doing good if you can find out if she is pregnant or not.

He looks a little older form the picture, unless he was just going through a molt. I would guess a little over a year old.

Just something to keep in mind, as soon as you breed a young doe for the first time she stops growing. Of course she can gain more weight and all, but she stops her overall growth right there.