Bunnies

I put LOTS of rabbits up for sale today...so here are some pictures from that :)

These 2 pictures are of Harley's litter :)

Then here's Cottontail with her bunch!

They're all so cute :)

Then my two dwarf boys who I just cannot seem to find a home for. 

They are cute though.

And Calypso's litter...all of them have beautiful colors!

And Button's litter.

ALL of which, happen to be females :)

Pocahontas' litter.

And Ruby's litter

This litter has some neat colors as well!

Then my sweet LE with her 4.

And Pumpkin with her crew of 10!

Kayla with her last remaining baby :)

I love his eyes!!

And Snuggles...my evil, little bunny.

Olaf, the Mini Lop.

And my unnamed, Holland Lop, pedigreed male :)

Oh! Then my Lop Valentine had 6 babies this afternoon! Four are doing well...however, 2 were underdeveloped.

They're under the fur :)

Then Tasha's been busy ripping out TONS of fur!

She's so cute :)

Oh, then crazy breeding story from this past Monday...so I mentioned a post or so ago that I was selling my Lion Head GG and my male Achilles to some friends of ours.  Well, I did.  And while they came to get some new bunnies, they also brought their current female (named Rosa), to be bred.

They've tried breeding their female a few times now.  The first time, she had a litter, but they all died.  Since then, she's refused every single male.  They've tried breeding her a few times, waited the 32 days, only to find no babies.  

So they brought this female over and I honestly thought it would be an hour worth to get her bred by one male.  Was I ever wrong! Instead, it took 3 and 1/2 hours, and FOUR males to get the job done!!! 

I put her in with my Lop Bruce and one point to see if he could get the job done.  But since he's a Lop and she isn't, and he's only ever bred with Lops, her up-straight ears confused him.  He couldn't focus on breeding and instead spent his time with her biting her ears and trying to hold them down, in a Lop position.  Well, she quickly left his cage. 

Oreo was the last one I tried her with, but by the time she was willing to breed, she had worn him out :)

So in the end, my male Dustin was able to successfully breed her once...

...along with Chuck, who managed to breed her 1 successful time as well :)

And I've begun doing a little decorating back in my rabbitry. 

I found plastic bows and little scarecrows at our local dollar store :)

I'm hoping to get some Mums and bring out my other decorations from last year in the near future :)

Also, I might get some pumpkins to help add a pop of color :)

And lastly, I've got a few cages up for sale.  It will be interesting to see how they sell, as I normally don't sell cages. 

I have 1 square one up and 2 rectangle ones up.

:)