It's late. I'm bored. Just sharing photos.

ChickenPotPie

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Jersey Wooly rabbits past and present. Babies first:

Titan
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Casanova
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Epic
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Blue
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Bling at 4 weeks
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And some adults...

Wasabi
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Sterling
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Hamlet
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and Eve (as a "teenager")
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Naef hajaya

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Wow ,very nice looking rabbite , Thank you for sharing photo. Thank you so much
 

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johny2hats said:
nice pics do you have togroom them much they look great
Thanks, all. I adore these little guys.

As a general rule, you groom juniors (under 6 months) once a week and seniors (over 6 months) once a month if they have proper coats which, mine do. Sometimes I'll go months without grooming and it just doesn't matter because they have such good wool.

More often, I groom just before a show. I show about twice a month during the show season (fall - spring).

I groom them with a Metro (professional, warm air blower), a Tangler Wrangler 7" Cat comb (has rolling tines, different widths on either end), and a Lil' Pals Shedding Comb (small comb, very close tines) for face, feet, and sensitive area with short hair. Those tools do a great job on them. I rarely use a slicker brush except maybe *just* before I put them on the judging table and then I only brush the tips of their wool for a nice finish.

It's fun. I like it. :)
 

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Enjoy your habit ! Seams like a lot of work for my taste, as I prefer to eat my rabbits and find eating rabbit hair not to my liking.
 

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Bossroo said:
Enjoy your habit ! Seams like a lot of work for my taste, as I prefer to eat my rabbits and find eating rabbit hair not to my liking.
:lol: It is quite a habit, though, grooming is not at all like grooming Angoras. *shudders* JWs are considered to have "easy care coats".

We enjoy eating rabbit, too. :D I'm pretty anal about things (it's helpful when you have rabbits like these) so I'm real good at getting every strand of fine wool and fur off when we process culls. :)
 

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Oh so cute. My three rabbits are named Eve, 3 Faces, and Wally. :)

((((like the 3 faces of Eve- and Eve & Wall-E from the movie))))


Not sure I should have named them though...................
 

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Bossroo said:
Enjoy your habit ! Seams like a lot of work for my taste, as I prefer to eat my rabbits and find eating rabbit hair not to my liking.
I'm with you on that one! But, then again my part time job is at a dog grooming shop so I will pass on rabbit grooming. :)
Some nice looking stock though. Glad you enjoy them. I know I enjoy my meat rabbits.

the lady w/4 dogs, 4 city chickens, 5 meat rabbits, their kits and a lizard
 
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