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The weather has cooled off, which means it's BABY TIME in the rabbit barn. Poppy had a singleton the other day (older buck/possible heat sterility, ain't worried) and it is getting CHUBBY. She's rebred, to the NZ. Lily had six today, by Chester the dinky NZ buck. All look black so far, but we could get mystery surprises! Blossom is also hopefully pregnant, and should kindle any day. And my AmChin buck is almost old enough to test him out! I'm excited!
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I got a new rabbit today! AmChin doe, 6 weeks old, second/last addition to my crossbreeding program (for now).
Omie is very adorably doing what I told her to - watch the gate of this quarantine area/spare poultry pen - but she would reeeeeally like to run in and sniff this suspicious new addition.
I’m always putting off butchering rabbits (bc procrastination and also it is of course not a fun time) but my gods it is so much easier (and cheaper) to take care of them all every morning when there are not so many of them, eating and drinking huge amounts every day.
I should remember this feeling, to motivate me.
Rabbit crossbreeding project has hit a snag - or a bit different direction?
The NZ buck, now named Chester, is 5 months old, so we can try breeding him for fall litters, once it starts to cool off.
The AmChin “doe”, on the other hand...seems to be a buck. I was unsure about the sex when I bought it, and it was only 6.5 weeks old (not my preference to buy so young, but technically ok for livestock sales), but I trusted the seller’s judgement. I moved him out of quarantine today, so I gave him a good going-over for health, nail trim, etc, and now that he’s older, hmmm that sure does look like a penis.
I wanted a buck and a doe to add to the herd, for maximum crossbreeding variety. So the question now is, what if I add two bucks? The seller said she’d replace him if he turned out to be a buck, but idk if I want to do that because 1) she probably doesn’t have another litter available right now, and 2) I don’t really want to start the quarantine-waiting-growing up timeline over again.
Problem #1 is that I’d have three bucks. That’s too many. I mean to retire Digit the SF to an experimental colony at some point, which would get him out of the barn, but first we’ll have to build the colony - no small feat.
The real thing I’m contemplating, though, is whether two bucks would *work* as a crossbreeding program. Or would it work better or worse than one of each sex. I have come to no real conclusions. Maybe it would be good that the first gen would all be 50% known stock? And I’d be saving all does in that generation, and I’d have these two bucks (plus maybe Digit) to cross back to. Perhaps that’s better than needing to save F1 bucks for backcrossing? Since I wouldn’t need more bucks anyway. But maybe it would dilute the known quantity too much, take too much from the good things about the SF I’ve been working with.
Anyway I’m thinking on it. I can take a couple weeks to decide; maybe contact the AmChin lady and see what the possibilities would be.
SOME of you might get fun variety all the time, but for a Silver Fox breeder, this is a very colorful litter!
Oh dang, you can't even see the chocolate. I swear there's one in there.
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Oh, and Lily's building her nest! We're sure to have babies by morning 😊
Rabbits chilling in the shade while we work on their barn. (Not enough space to tamp under their cages while hanging - never mind the danger of a bunny peeing on your head.) They were all super calm about being moved, and seem to be enjoying the change of scene.
Roundup of things going on in my yard
#1: Shiny fat babies
