Holland lop thread

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We are new to breeding and We have our first litter. I am not 100% sure these are all black, Two are a little lighter with some brownish highlights in the light. The doe is black and the buck is a black tort. (their pedigrees are here www.lopsbyleah.com it is Ebony and Lopsy)

Here they are all together (they are three weeks old)

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One of the browner looking ones
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On her back
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A blacker one
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Here was one at 6 days
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So stinkin' cute! You make me want our bunnies now. But we won't have them til Sunday :)
 

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soooooooooooooooooo cute :love all of them are black. the browner ones have sun bleaching. my black holland is brownish on his chin and is never marked down
 

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2seth2 said:
soooooooooooooooooo cute :love all of them are black. the browner ones have sun bleaching. my black holland is brownish on his chin and is never marked down
Ok, cool, I know what to put on the pedigree.

But they have never been outside, so I do not know how they would get sun bleached. They just really started leaving the nest box that is in a 4ft x 4ft fully inclosed remade coop. They have not left the coop to go outside yet (I think it has been too cold) We have a colony.

So the lighter ones can still be sold as show quality (if they are) even with the lighter color?
 

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home-sweet-home said:
2seth2 said:
soooooooooooooooooo cute :love all of them are black. the browner ones have sun bleaching. my black holland is brownish on his chin and is never marked down
Ok, cool, I know what to put on the pedigree.

But they have never been outside, so I do not know how they would get sun bleached. They just really started leaving the nest box that is in a 4ft x 4ft fully inclosed remade coop. They have not left the coop to go outside yet (I think it has been too cold) We have a colony.

So the lighter ones can still be sold as show quality (if they are) even with the lighter color?
Congratulations on your First Kits. They are absolutely beautiful.

I think they could be considered show quality. I think what 2seth2 is stating is it's a solid color, whether it's lighter. Solids are judged. Just like Brokens (patterns) are judged.

K
 

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Today I purchased a very nice chinchilla holland lop doe and her 2 mo. old litter of three. I also, purchased a nice buck who of course has been named Buck. ;)
He is kind of a cutie pie.
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Is he not a good lookin boy?

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The last two pics are the 2 mo. old broken chinchilla. she is just too sweat.
 

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Citylife said:
Today I purchased a very nice chinchilla holland lop doe and her 2 mo. old litter of three. I also, purchased a nice buck who of course has been named Buck. ;)
He is kind of a cutie pie.
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_buck12_8_11.jpg
Is he not a good lookin boy?

http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_sofie12_8_11.jpg
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_sofietop.jpg

The last two pics are the 2 mo. old broken chinchilla. she is just too sweat.
the piture at the top is a chesnut not a chin
 

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Ms. Research said:
home-sweet-home said:
2seth2 said:
soooooooooooooooooo cute :love all of them are black. the browner ones have sun bleaching. my black holland is brownish on his chin and is never marked down
Ok, cool, I know what to put on the pedigree.

But they have never been outside, so I do not know how they would get sun bleached. They just really started leaving the nest box that is in a 4ft x 4ft fully inclosed remade coop. They have not left the coop to go outside yet (I think it has been too cold) We have a colony.

So the lighter ones can still be sold as show quality (if they are) even with the lighter color?
Congratulations on your First Kits. They are absolutely beautiful.

I think they could be considered show quality. I think what 2seth2 is stating is it's a solid color, whether it's lighter. Solids are judged. Just like Brokens (patterns) are judged.

K
Ms. Reasearch even if a animal is soild it has to be recognised variety to be show. If she had a rabbit that was not a recognised color she could not sell it as show quality.
 

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2seth2 said:
Citylife said:
Today I purchased a very nice chinchilla holland lop doe and her 2 mo. old litter of three. I also, purchased a nice buck who of course has been named Buck. ;)
He is kind of a cutie pie.
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_buck12_8_11.jpg
Is he not a good lookin boy?

http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_sofie12_8_11.jpg
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/1521_sofietop.jpg

The last two pics are the 2 mo. old broken chinchilla. she is just too sweat.
the piture at the top is a chesnut not a chin
Your correct.......I did not label them correctly. the chestnut is the Jr. buck I got and the broken chinchilla is the daughter of the chinchilla I spoke about. She also has a chin doe and buck of the same age of 2 months. That little buck I am keeping my eye on as he may be show quality. He is a nice little boy.
Sorry about the confusion.
 
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