RABBIT INFO

 In this section you can find out how I care for my rabbits, find out what my rabbits are doing, AND MUCH MORE!!!!!!!!!

This is an EMPTY nest box (no bunnies, just fur) a few days befor birth.

 This rabbit is 2 days old. It can't hear, see and it has no fur.

This rabbit is 1 week old. It has fur but still can't see or hear.

This rabbit is 2 weeks old and CAN hear and CAN see!!!!!!!!! About this time they come out of the nest box and are hopping around.

This is my mommy rabbit. (She really isn't a red eyed rabbit it's just the picture.)

This is my daddy rabbit.

 You can litter train a rabbit!!!!!!

To litter train a rabbit find the corner that it goes in the most. Put a litter box in that corner and the rabbit will get use to going in the box. You may have to pick up a few poop dropings off of the floor but you won't have to clean up any urine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I trained my rabbit this way and it really works! When I have my rabbit out he jumps back in the cage and goes in the litter box. once in a while he will leave droopings on the floor but they pick up really easy with a kleenex.

I feed my rabbits 1 cup of feed per rabbit. I feed them in the morning and don't feed them again untill the next day.

 How I got started

I was given a Mini Rex, buck for my 9th birthday
from my parents. Then 3 years later we moved to 7
1/2 acres and I wanted to breed my male and sell
the babies. Well 2 years after that I started
looking for a female Mini Rex and let me tell you
it was not easy. I looked on the web at animal
shelters and pet shops and lots of other places.
I finally got a doe and my dad bought another
cage and I’m on my way to breed them. I am a
member of the ARBA (American Rabbit Breeders
Association).