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publicly adding myself to the list of "rabbit people who nestbox cull." just to put that out there.
most scrungly creatures on earth just discovered ‼️
Little guy!! Everything about him is so little!

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big red boy
Tiny mice! Tiny mice! Tiny sleepy mice!
Yes I WILL reach in and disturb their slumber by the handful thank u
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the concept of raising meat chickens annoys me for the sheer fact of having to pay like $4 a chick when i could've spent that on upkeep for buck n doe and gotten more pleasure out of them and their manure in the meantime and all that and anyway rabbits are superior

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several related rants rapid fire, i am sick to death of:
people stepping into dog sports for the first time and immediately deciding they need a border collie or malinois next, preferably asap
people treating malinois like they have unmatched energy and drive (spoiler alert: just like every single breed of dog, there are ranges and the drive/energy ranges of mals overlap with plenty of other breeds)
people prioritizing "training" or "sport" experience over breed experience when considering malinois (or similar bred-to-bite breeds)
just about anyone messaging to tell me they're considering a malinois at this point, i'm at the end of my rope
you know what, add:
people openly acknowledging OR dancing around the fact that they want one of these breeds because they're work horses and will continue to perform through mediocre training (whether or not aforementioned person is able to call it mediocre training)
i got different answers when i asked my vegetarian sister, my vegetarian mom, and my vegan partner so.
if lab grown meat became widely available and easily affordable, would you eat it?
yes, and i already eat regular kinds of meat
no, and i already eat regular kinds of meat
yes, and i don’t eat regular meat
no, and i don’t eat regular meat
if you want to tag why please go right ahead, (i.e. you wouldn’t consider it to follow religious dietary rules and restrictions). i’m very curious because i’ve talked about this a lot with people.
Something about lab-grown meat seems wrong and anti-environment to me. Hunting things like deer is important to keep their population under control and it provides so much meat! Ethical farming can be something as simple as raising quail, chickens, or rabbits in your back yard, and is so much better on animals and people. I personally want populations to be in check and animals to be farmed ethically, not random lab meat grown in a factory which would possibly end up being WORSE for the environment. This is just my take, and I could see why other people would prefer lab meat.
Mouse Projects
Here's my new breeding buck "Crag" while he was recovering from a bedding allergy, which he's entirely recovered from in his new bin. He's going to be making me some mouse babies with breeding doe "Triscuit" and breeding doe "Bonnet" once I get a nursery bin set up for those two! One of the pet mice they're in with is a chronic baby muncher (hence being a pet) so I'm hoping to get them their own bin and possibly keep some better type does from them and Crag to keep their lines going.
For now the babies are just being sold as feeders until I get type how I want it, but eventually I'm hoping to sell them as breeders or pets to others with full genotype filled out and written down. Mice are a newer thing I'm trying out, but I have a problem with buying and I'd rather buy something that actually adds to what I need than another hamster or dog lmao
The snow is him deep.
01/27/2023
Contrary to popular belief, domestic rabbits are not social animals. They descend from European wild rabbits. Despite living in colonies, they have their own den space and will fight to defend territory. While it’s not Impossible to “bond” rabbits, it is not recommended. Rabbits are perfectly fine on their own.
Story time because I'm having real life experience with this right now.
I recently just got rabbits again as part of a project for college. Ordinarily, I would keep rabbits in standard cages, but the specific breed I'm working with actually benefits from extra space outside of a wire cage (unlike most breeds), so as part of the project the rabbits have their own cages and also have access to indoor pens. They all have tons of room. Originally, the plan was that the does would live together, and that they'd each have their cages as their own separate spaces but the pen would be their shared space. After all, people raise rabbits in colonies sometimes, so surely this should work.
This was a horrible, shitty plan. No matter what I tried in introducing them, they immediately got into some of the most violent fights I've witnessed from any species in my life. We're talking one doe almost snapped the other one's neck by latching onto her ear and yanking/twisting her head as far as she could. When rabbits fight, they fight. This is not the same as figuring out hierarchies, which in rabbits typically consists of mounting, chasing, chinning, etc. Rabbits that fight have very little if any chance of ever becoming in any way bonded.
Even after I made the decision to divide their pen, the worst wasn't even over yet. One doe jumped on top of her cage and jumped over the divider just to go fight the other doe. They were fighting all day before I found them. Even after I extended the height of the divider long enough to cover most of where their cages were, the same doe still made the extra effort to launch herself diagonally from the literal two inches of cage that extended beyond the addition and the two had been fighting most of the day again. Both of them are covered head to toe in some of the nastiest scars I've ever seen. And now, even after fully extending the divider so no jumping over can happen, they're fighting through the divider wire, and now one of the does has a puncture on her face and a major gash in her lip, so I'll be adding a smaller holed wire to the bottom portion of the divider as soon as I'm able to get some.
Guys, trying to keep rabbits together like this isn't worth it. It's just not. Keep them separate, or honestly even better yet for most breeds, keep them in cages. I promise you they will be so much better off, I promise they will be perfectly happy and healthy - if not happier and healthier.
Also as an addition - this is an abridged summary of events. Please do not judge me or this project based on this post alone. There is a reason the rabbits are being kept this way, and there are reasons why I couldn't/can't resolve certain things super quickly. If you have any questions or concerns, please ask me directly and I'd be happy to better explain.
Wanted to also make another important addition about rabbit behavior moreso clarifying OPs post.
So rabbits totally are social animals, but they're not social with each other in a way we would expect or accept. Rabbits regulate the amount of fighting in their warrens via breeding. When a rabbit is bred, its typically raging hormones generally calm down, and the most a doe will be worried about is keeping her kits safe and well cared for. Does in a warren are constantly bred. Bucks constantly do the breeding. It may sound messed up to us but in some ways, in a normal warren, breeding literally helps keep the adults alive. Even then, though, rabbit hierarchies are complex and ever changing. In part due to hormones and in part due to just the complexities of being a rabbit, dominance-based chasing, mounting, biting, etc. happens on a pretty much constant basis.
Thing is, when you're keeping domestic rabbits, unless you're keeping them in a self-producing colony, you probably don't want them to be breeding all the time - hell, if you're just keeping pet rabbits you don't want them to be breeding at all. That means their usual main way of self regulation becomes impossible. And that means they're going to fight. There is a chance that if you introduce rabbits to each other in a very specific way (i.e. taking them to a completely new space neither has ever been in before and releasing them into that space all at the exact same time with no more than maybe a second or two between releases) they may not kill each other, but if they're intact you can generally still expect that they will mount, chase, and nip each other *a lot* throughout their time together - which most humans would see as a bad, stressful thing.
HRS says "rabbits naturally want to be together," but rabbits really only naturally want to be together if they can breed. HRS knows this. Why do you think they say rabbits must be neutered before attempting bonding? Of course, they want all rabbits to be neutered anyways, but even they will tell you - trying to bond two intact rabbits of the same sex is extremely dangerous. And this is where I wish people would use common sense. If it's so natural and good for rabbits to be kept in pairs or groups, why is it that they need to be unnaturally altered before they can do so safely?
Rabbits can receive all of the social stimulation they need from the humans that take care of them. In fact, it's safer and less stressful for the rabbit to be social with a human than to have to deal with other rabbits - especially if the rabbit is intact.
What I'm hearing here is that rabbits exist in a constant state of pon farr.
Yeah pretty much

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Finally getting all my marbles together, and I'm starting to collect everything I need to finish my rabbitry. I'm trying to get a new meat breed, new cages, joining different groups to get extra help from communities, and working on finding an ideal show breed for myself that I can actually find without driving ten million miles one way.
I'll be documenting whatever I can when I remember (so probably very little) and hopefully by the end of March I'll have content other than reblogs. I'm just in between a rock and a hard place trying to get everything done, and have way too much to do while also working on the rabbitry.
I probably won't show the actual barn nor the show rabbits I get, to keep my rabbitry anonymous on Tumblr. The only content you guys will get are the meat pens and buns, and possibly some tips scattered between fun meat bun pictures and videos. This might be the only place I'll share my practices related to meat rabbits and cage setups, just because it's easier to ignore ignorant people on Tumblr.
I'm replacing meat buns once I find a breeder I like in the breed I'm looking at and I'll 100% show them off once I get them! Until then, enjoy more reblogs, and hopefully I can make more content whenever I remember to take pictures and videos.
Also here is the girl. The best girl. The most incredible child. This photo was hard to get because she kept climbing my chest to cuddle into my neck.
I love her