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:welcome Wolves? You've peeked my interest.

:lau :yuckyuck

Wow.. I just found this thread. I soooo sorry. I hope every thing work out for you.

:welcome I used to be stationed in KS!

For my goats I found woven field fence to work really well. Its heavy gaged and flexible enough for uneven ground. They sell it at TSC. They call it Goat fence.

Can you keep it down? I can hear them all the way over here in Chaplin. :barnie

You might want to try to put their cages together first for a while. Let them get used to each other first. Then try to give them supervised visitation.

I was breeding Dutch and would like to again. Currently I'm breeding Californian, New Zealand and a cross between the two.

It might help if you tell us where your located.

I'm also crossing NZW and Cali. I just built them new boxes. 8 1/2"wide, 14" long, 4" tall in the front and 9" tall in the back. I'm not sure what size they "should be"? But I looked at my rabbits size and built them to what I thought would work best.

So did she offer you a coffee? :lol:

If it was me, I wouldn't get the NZW x Flemish cross. Stick with the NZs. You ll get more bang for your buck with NZ breed. Flemish grow big but they are big boned as apposed to the smaller bones of a NZ.

Thanks for clearing that up for me.

I'm not sure I understand what you mean.

You can also get a scale at an office supply store. They have them for weighing postage boxes.

I've had New Zealand's for some time now. Their awesome rabbits, but I have been wanting to cross them with a Californian to see what all the fuss is about. I finally got my hands on a beautiful Californian doe. Shes huge and super sweet! I breed her to my New Zealand buck last night. I'm going...

I love hearing stories like that. Make me feel good knowing that there are still good hearted people like that. :thumbsup

Its fair season in the north east! This weekend the family and I are heading to the Brooklyn fair. I'm hoping to find time for the Woodstock, Durham and the Big E. My kids and I love the games, rides and going threw the barns checking out all the livestock. I hope to some of you guys there!

That would be a good start.

Name him Monkey. Don't ask why. It just came to me.