Ms. Research
Herd Nerd On A Mission
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Hats off to all those who breed for the love of the Rabbit. Any type. In my quest to be a Bunny keeper (I hate the word owner because we consider our pets part of our pack), I met many breeders. Some in it for the money, and some in it just for the love of the Rabbit. I met a very knowledgable, caring breeder in Sandra Fenske, Rosebud Rabbitry, in Newfield New Jersey. The first thing out of her mouth when she met us is that she decides who she will sell her bunnies to. Basically we went through an interview. She gave us plenty of good information and has been very informative even after bringing our bunnies home. Very open and very concerned about her bunnies. Her line has been proven and I can see why it has. Her specialty is Holland Lops and am looking forward to being a Holland Lop keeper also.
Again I have to give special thanks to considerate breeders. I've heard many stories and read many stories and seen personally what happens when the keeper finds out what bunny care is really about about and many are returned or left loose. This is sad. It can become a bad match. They are NOT Easter Bunnies are Christmas presents for children. Unless of course the child is advanced. I have witnessed many homeschooled children that are assets to bunnies. It takes a stand of maturity to succeed.
Just an opinion from a novice.
Again I have to give special thanks to considerate breeders. I've heard many stories and read many stories and seen personally what happens when the keeper finds out what bunny care is really about about and many are returned or left loose. This is sad. It can become a bad match. They are NOT Easter Bunnies are Christmas presents for children. Unless of course the child is advanced. I have witnessed many homeschooled children that are assets to bunnies. It takes a stand of maturity to succeed.
Just an opinion from a novice.