C & E's newest member!

I got this beautiful broken blue-tort Holland lop buck from M & S rabbtiry. He is a little over 6 months old and has 2 legs!

Watch for Franklin's upcoming kits due January!

Thank you everyone for supporting C & E Rabbitry!

My two baby Holland lops both found great homes. Thank you Jennifer and Kerrie. Hope you enjoy the bunnies.

Baby bunnies now available!

I have one beautiful purebred sable point pedigreed Holland lop buck left out of the litter of Snowy's Carina and Snowy's Edward. He is $45 with pedigree. If you want to contact me please call (360) 387-1718 or my e-mail- carinalabunny@gmail.com you can contact me anytime. Thanks Christina # (

Pictures of Carina's kits

C & E's sable point buck- (Hold for Jennifer)
This little guy is super cute and active. He has a huge head and great bone. His hindquaters and shoulders have great width. This bunny has no disqualifications and has a ton of potential for the show.
$45 with pedigree


C & E's sable point doe- (Still available)
This buck is small but is so cute! He is a fabulous poser and will sit up really nicely. He has great depth and bone and has the cutest head. This picture you can't see, but he has a darker grey nose as well. This buckdoe is really promising and either for a show rabbit or pet.
$45 with pedigree

The new kits are doing extremely well and are growing so fast. Both have excellent bone and big heads. I'm really looking forward to seeing what these babies will turn out like. I'll post pictures soon!

August babies are here!

On August 1st our beautiful Snowy's Carina gave birth to four kits! Sadly two of the four died due to being a peanut and the other with medical problems that are unknown. both will be for sale in September so stay tuned for updates and pictures. Thanks

    Snowy's Carina (dam) - Snowy's Edward (sire) = 2 kits 1 peanut 1 runt

    1- sable point

    1- sable point 

    

  genders will be determined in a couple of weeks. 

Fun things to do with your rabbit.....

     Leash Training- Leash training is a great way to work with you bunny. Rabbits can't be trained to heel like a dog but can certainly know enough to get accustomed to a harness and have no problem with it. Having your bunny on a leash when going out is a safe and more secure way to walk  him. They can easily slip under fences or go running under the brush and get trapped or just go wandering from your sight. Having him on a leash also is a great way to have him stay by you when you and the rabbit are getting used to each other. 

    To leash train find or buy a cat leash and harness at you nearest pet supply store and fit it to your rabbit. Let him walk around with it in his cage or in the house for a little bit. It may take him a while to get used to it. Then hook it to the leash and let him play. If he is very hesitant try offering food rewards and words of encouragement.  There is no need to tug or pull on the leash, as I said before they can't really be trained to take commands so letting him do his thing and following behind him is just about how it is going to be.  Leash Training is just the basics of things that take training to the next level.  Some rabbits even do agility! Agility is where the rabbit jumps over small jumps in an obstacle course.  Not all rabbits are enthusiastic enough to do this sort of thing, but try it at home and see what fun things and tricks your rabbit can do. 

    Thanks!