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Blackhereford boy

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hi I was wondering were to get show rabbits. i show cattle my sis wants to show rabbits so what do i need to look for in them and the general stuff

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you can get rabbits from shows and breeders. what size of rabbit does she want. I recommend a holland lop or a mini rex
 

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Many breeders out there with show rabbits. All you have to do is do a search in your area.

My recommendation for a 7 year old to start showing is a Holland Lop. They are very sweet bunnies and are basically bred for good temperament. But remember there is no guarantee. You need to look at the parents of the bunny and the breeder.

Good Luck. Let us know how you make out. :)
 

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hi she likes the holland lops the best we live in sw oklahoma so i found 2 breeders have yall used stone hill and lil' bit farms are they good breeders
 

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Blackhereford boy said:
she also likes the lionheads but r they to high matneinse input please
lionheads aren't reconised as show rabbits yet they are in devlopment
 

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2seth2 said:
Blackhereford boy said:
she also likes the lionheads but r they to high matneinse input please
lionheads aren't reconised as show rabbits yet they are in devlopment
X2 on Lionheads being not recognized as show rabbits. Though there are people out there trying hard to get this breed notice, which it should be. Lionheads, like angora rabbits do need maintenance. I don't know about high maintenance but with a regiment set, I hear it's really easy, plus rewarding (spending time with bunny). I didn't go lionhead because yes I will admit, a bit lazy. And to be honest, never had a bunny and didn't really know much about them. But now that I have dipped my foot into the bunny pool, I'm kind of rethinking. Maybe as my next pet?
 

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Blackhereford boy said:
thx for the replies

what cage sise do u recomend for the holland lops pic if u hav it
Here's a thread you can start with. http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=8658

What you need to think about for your rabbit is a cage that he/she can stretch completely out to lay down and also be able to stand without hitting their head or ears.

Hope this helps. :)
 
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