Hopping Heathens Rabbitry

I love when the "experts" tell me how dangerous it is to have dogs around rabbits... All dogs have prey drive and rabbits are prey animals but it's just socializing the 2 to each other. That's literally a bird dog with a 1mo bunny standing on its back and a herding dog trying to figure out why the rabbit won't shadow box. (The rabbit would win. The dog is afraid of them but baby steps)

Rough day 🫤 2 rescue adoptions have fallen thru

Pumpkin is awesome fodder for rabbits

Strawberry says humans make terrible nests

About a month ago we sent out 2 does to be studded to a friend's buck, 1 was cooperative, 1 was not so we made plans to rehome the uncooperative one to a pet home.... This is Ms Not Pregnant telling the humans what they can do with their best laid plans 🤣 and Happy Mother's Day

Not sure who is in who's way more 🤣

We do take in rescues/surrenders with no questions or judgement. Space is my most pressing concern on this front. Any known health issues/illnesses that you could declare would be appreciated. Whatever feed you had them on i need to atleast know what it was but being provided some feed to transition them onto our feed would be very helpful.

***As of 16Apr26 we are out of space for rescues due to previous rescues actually being pregnant and a rabbitry remodel underway.

Perspective buyers,

As a breeder, i reserve the right to refuse sales. Typically the only reason i refuse a sale is if i think the future owner is taking the obligation lightly or is outright dangerous to the rabbit. Our idle conversation at the time of sale is actually a quiz gauging your rabbit knowledge. "I don't know" is an acceptable answer considering everyone has a computer in their pocket but you have to be able to recognize a questionable circumstance that needs clarification.

Remodel is coming along, got the 2nd of the new cages up and already working on #3

(Yes i know it looks crooked but the cover is mounted on a hillside. The cage is actually level.)