These Littles are 3 days.. they’re looking good.

I do keep a waitlist.. information can be found Here

These Guys n Gal.. are are almost 7 weeks.. they have been adopted.. and go home Valentine’s Day weekend.

I do keep a waitlist .. makes it easier to contact.. for information Click Here

These littles are 8 days.. they’re looking great.. I’ll probably keep 1 or 2 according to gender..

I do keep a waitlist.. because it makes it easier.. since I try do everything via Text.. to learn how to adopt Click Here

I’ll take pictures of Belle’s 3 tomorrow.

These bunnies are on day 1.. they look great.. I was worried about them.. because they’re outside with mom.. Galaxy hates being inside.. I have tried many times bringing her in the house. To keep babies warm besides her fur.. I use Arlos ( English Angora) wool.. and I use hot hands 18 hours ones.. wrapped in a paper towel and placed beside the nest.. my rabbits do not chew on anything..

They were toasty warm. February 25th I’ll go down my waitlist.. Around March 25th is their home date.. I will be keeping a girl from this litter. I

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Galaxy had 4 bunnies.. 2 Tri and 2 Harlequin/magpie.. they look to he doing great!

Kenai’s 4 are 1 week old! They look very well.

I will be keeping a couple depending on gender.

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These pictures aren’t perfect.. trying to figure out lighting.. but way better than my inside pictures.

They all have been adopted.

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These bunnies are 4 days old.. look to be doing well.. I maybe keep 1 or 2 depending on gender.

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Went down my waitlist..for Ember’s..,all are Adopted

It is supposed to be a warm day.. so I’ll take advantage of it and do some cleaning in my rabbitry.

I have begun going down my waitlist.. deposit will be due by February 5th.

They are just learning to sit lol

These bunnies are doing great.. Kenai is an amazing mom. I believe 2 magpie/harlequin one black and one chocolate.. no clue on other two.. time will tell.

Ember’s 5 are doing well.. I think I know gender.. and most are boys. I’ll check again on Friday and take individual pictures.. and start down my waitlist.. I have been in contact with a few people already.

Belle’s bunnies are doing well.. They’ll soon be six weeks old on Tuesday and will start weaning.. they are adopted and go home on Valentine’s Day weekend.

Galaxy is due on Thursday.. she’s definitely pregnant I felt 3-4 babies.

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The Vienna Gene: What is it?

The Vienna Gene is what makes Blue eyed Whites (aka BEW). Blue eyed whites have bright blue eyes. A blue eyed white (also known as BEW) is rabbit with two Vienna genes: vv. Opposed to a non-vienna rabbit that  has two regular genes: VV. A Vienna marked rabbit is a rabbit that carries just one Vienna gene and one normal gene which is: Vv.

Vienna marked rabbits generally have ‘dutch’ markings or white on its nose, head or feet. A Vienna carrier still has the same genetics of Vv but they don’t visually express the gene with Vienna markings.

Breeding Vienna rabbits
VIENNA MARKED X VIENNA MARKED
When two Vienna marked rabbits are bred together there is a 25% chance for each offspring being a BEW, 50% chance of being Vienna marked rabbits and 25% of being a ‘Normal rabbit’ with no Vienna gene.
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              V                               v
V| VV (Non Vienna)        Vv (Vienna)
v | vV (Vienna).                 vv (BEW)

VIENNA MARKED X BEW
When a Vienna marked rabbit is bred to a BEW, there is a 50% chance of the Kit being BEW and a 50% chance of it being a Vienna marked offspring.
                 v                                    v
V| Vv (Vienna)                      Vv (Vienna)
v | vv (BEW)                           vv(BEW)

BEW X BEW
If two BEW rabbits are bred together, then there would be a 100% chance of BEW offspring.
        v                           v
v| vv (BEW)           vv (BEW)
v| vv (BEW)           vv (BEW)

NON-VIENNA MARKED X BEW
When a ‘Normal’ non-Vienna, rabbit are bred with a BEW then there is a 100% chance the offspring with be Vienna marked or Vienna carriers.
                   V                                      V
v| Vv (Vienna )                  Vv (Vienna marked)
v| Vv (Vienna)                   Vv (Vienna marked)

NON-VIENNA MARKED X VIENNA MARKED
When a Non-Vienna marked is crossed with a Vienna marked rabbit, each kit has a 50% chance of Vienna marked rabbits and 50% chance being Non-Vienna offspring.
            V                                   V
V| VV (Non-Vienna)         VV (Non-Vienna)
v | Vv (Vienna)                    Vv (Vienna)

What does a Vienna mark look like?
Vienna marked rabbits typically have ‘dutch’ markings or white on its nose, head or feet.  Vienna marked bunnies can also be born with blue or marbled eyes but can have brown eyes. Whether they are ‘split’ with blue eyes or have a white spot and brown eyes, they are both genetically Vv.

Within this blog you may see me call a bunny with the Vienna gene a ‘Vienna marked’ , Please note the rules and information in this blog also applies for Vienna carriers. If a bunny carries the Vienna gene (Vv) There is a 50/50 chance if they express the gene through markings or as carriers