Pricing policies explained.
Purebred rabbits are sold as Show, Brood or Pet quality. Any Show rabbit is good for breeding and any Show or Brood rabbit can certainly make a good pet. Different breeds are either harder to raise or more in demand. I try to charge what I perceive to be the going rate for fairly priced rabbits at shows. These prices are not set in stone, more of a general guide.
Show Quality- A show quality rabbit is free of disqualifications at the time of sale. This is a rabbit who is either proven on the show table or one that has potential to place well within a competitive group of rabbits (not just a 'showable' rabbit. Many rabbits are showable, but that does not make them a great show rabbit). However, based on the nature of competition, I cannot guarantee show success. For dwarf breeds these will always be true-dwarf and have the 'look' that one expects for the breed.
English Angora, Bucks $150+, Does $200+
French Angora $100+
Brood Quality- A brood quality rabbit is a rabbit that would be an asset to another herd as a breeding animal. Brood animals may be showable but less likely to place well or have minor faults or disqualifications that make them undesirable as show rabbits. (Charlies, False-dwarfs, no nose markings, minor injuries, moderate conformation weaknesses, etc.. ) In the dwarf breeds this usually includes 'Big Ugly Does' that do not carry the dwarf gene but are still nice representatives of their breed. These does will usually have an easier time giving birth and can have just as many true-dwarf babies as their more typey show counterparts when bred to true-dwarf bucks.
English Angora - Bucks $100, Does $150
French Angora $75
Wooler- A Wooler angora is a rabbit that would make a great fiber animal. Most my woolers are neutered bucks. Even Wooler English angora's require a dedicated person to care for them, however since they aren't being shown, one is free to keep troublesome areas trimmed down and focus on growing a nice prime coat. If you are interested in a wooler buck, feel free to contact me as I may not always list them for sale.
Angora $75, mostly neutered bucks.
Starter Breeding Groups - I love to help people get started raising their own rabbits and offer special pricing on breeding trios/groups. I put a fair amount of effort in to putting together genetically complementary groups and often prioritize putting nicer rabbits in a breeding group for the sake of the new breeder and the propagation of the breed. Contact me for more info.
Starting trio of French is $200+
Starting trio of English is $400+
English Angora, Bucks $150+, Does $200+
French Angora $100+
Brood Quality- A brood quality rabbit is a rabbit that would be an asset to another herd as a breeding animal. Brood animals may be showable but less likely to place well or have minor faults or disqualifications that make them undesirable as show rabbits. (Charlies, False-dwarfs, no nose markings, minor injuries, moderate conformation weaknesses, etc.. ) In the dwarf breeds this usually includes 'Big Ugly Does' that do not carry the dwarf gene but are still nice representatives of their breed. These does will usually have an easier time giving birth and can have just as many true-dwarf babies as their more typey show counterparts when bred to true-dwarf bucks.
English Angora - Bucks $100, Does $150
French Angora $75
Wooler- A Wooler angora is a rabbit that would make a great fiber animal. Most my woolers are neutered bucks. Even Wooler English angora's require a dedicated person to care for them, however since they aren't being shown, one is free to keep troublesome areas trimmed down and focus on growing a nice prime coat. If you are interested in a wooler buck, feel free to contact me as I may not always list them for sale.
Angora $75, mostly neutered bucks.
Starter Breeding Groups - I love to help people get started raising their own rabbits and offer special pricing on breeding trios/groups. I put a fair amount of effort in to putting together genetically complementary groups and often prioritize putting nicer rabbits in a breeding group for the sake of the new breeder and the propagation of the breed. Contact me for more info.
Starting trio of French is $200+
Starting trio of English is $400+
