Good Geene's Rabbitry

Wanderlust Rabbit & Cavy Shows - Wander The Stars
August 14-15 | Dallas, OR

Good Geene’s Mary
Mini Rex, Broken Sr. Doe
Best In Show A - Kaiya Green
Best of Breed Show B - Josh Humphries
Best of Breed Show C - Griffin Harrah
Best Opposite S*x Breed Show D - George Germaine

Good Geene’s Author
Mini Rex, Broken Jr. Buck
Best Opposite S*x Breed Show C- George Germaine
Best Opposite S*x Breed Show E - Kaiya Green

Good Geene’s Judy
Mini Rex, Broken Jr. Doe
Best of Breed Show E - Kaiya Green

Couldn’t be more stoked for a second generation homegrown to do so well (especially for my birthday weekend 🥳).
Relieving knowing I’m on the right track; still so much to learn.
Forever grateful for all the help throughout the years 💕

✨For Consideration✨

📢Herd reduction due to move 📢

I will be traveling from Boise, ID to Layton, UT on May 4th. Willing to transport.

✨For consideration ✨
Non- Showable, due to lack of butterfly.

Jr. Buck
7/3/25

Dilute Carrier

1️⃣🥕🥕

Obsessed with these two bucks is an understatement.
- Only 10wks old and I’m dying to get them on the tables.

Minnow Lake’s Velour x (Lowry & Kim) Malibu’s Beetlejuice

Couldn’t do it without you, Joe. Thank you for being the friend I need, but don’t always deserve.

- I had made an agreement with the grandparents to name one of my rabbits after my late great grandfather in exchange for some assistance with barn upgrades.
I wanted the name to go to a special rabbit; one that would be heavily involved in the my line(s).

I don’t know which buck will be staying (if I even let go of one), because as it goes, one has the body and one has the fur. So, I decided to name both after my late great grandfather. 💜

Be sure to mark your calendars for our annual Wander The Stars Night Show and Day After Show! Great lineup of judges on the panel, some really awesome awards, and we are holding it in a well air-conditioned, beautifully constructed armory in Dallas, OR which is less than 10 minutes west of Rickreall.

Expect the catalog to be out next month, but here is a flyer to allow you to get it on your calendar!

Also be sure to let us know if you’d like to sanction your breed.

Wanna see what I smuggled home? 👀
I left with 6 and returned with 11.

*I didn’t want to take them outside like I usually do for photos due to the heat, so enjoy the shine my door gives

As always, thank you Joe for sending me with such stock, and always teaching me a thing or two about rabbits.

Late as usual on posting.

Huge thanks to Oregon League of Rabbit & Cavy Breeders for hosting Oregon State Convention.
Brought a handful of kids and returned with nearly double.

One of the biggest highlights was winning BOB Friday night show under Ryan Harrah with Strawberry Kiwi. It was her debut at 3.5m; first time out of the barn!
I was just looking for feedback to ensure I was headed in the right direction; which was validated!

Best part was socializing with rabbit folk. Making new friends every show we attend, and Joe Kim knows how to make the trip worth it. ❤️

*pleas forgive kiwi, she was tired after a whole weekend of posing

Current grow outs

Psst.. let me put you on to something.
Just a secret between us 🤫

Milkstone Remover/Acid Rinse

Heavy-duty acid detergent for pipelines and dairy equipment
• Removes milkstone from bulk tanks, pipelines, utensils and dairy equipment
• Combines high level of phosphoric acid and non-foaming detergency to remove stubborn mineral deposits
• Leaves stainless dairy equipment sparkling clean
Easy on metals and glassware.

Can be located at local feed/hardware stores and online (typically in quantities of 4)
*TSC sells for $22 a gallon

Tips:
- Zep Spray Bottle 🙏 I guess any will do too; helps disperse the detergent more effectively and limit over usage and/or waste.
- Use leftover detergent from Tray 1 to Tray 2, and so on and so forth.
*I have found the detergent to lose potency with every reuse.
- Soak really tough deposits with fresh detergent. Deposits will melt within minutes; no scrubbing required.

These trays were purchased second hand, then used for just shy of a year with no deep clean - they really needed it; required a few rounds of soaking (until I discovered fresh detergent is the key), and a good stiff scrub brush. I probably used 1/3 of the gallon on 12(+/-) 24x24 trays (7 in the condition as pictured), and 8 - 24x36 trays. The other 13 trays had only been in use for couple months and just needed a quick wipe down.

Happy Cleaning 🐰🧽