I finally had the time to chillax this morning and how else can I spend my time other than snapping some nice photos of the bunnies. The “TumbleTorts” are now exactly 3 months 5 days. That makes them pre-junior age. Sibylla is 6 months and 14 days and that makes her a senior.
Barney spotting a V on his forehead
Barney again, I believe this is what they call having bones to burn! LOL!
Fred - Just look at his cheeks inherited from Thunder. Love em!
Tru-Luv Fred. Sorry, not for sale - LOL!
Tru-Luv Wilma. She's in a superb mood today. Posing naturally for me.
Wilma acting like a puppy
More puppy pose from Wilma
A little more serious pose now. Love the bone and I hope she grow into those long ears.
Sibylla at 6 months. What a cutie...
Sibylla has a certain look inherited from her Dam's line and I hope to work on that. Hopefully steer the next generation towards massive heads.
It is amazing how the quality of rabbits can be improved tremendously with just one generation when you breed good rabbits from superb lines. If all breeders realize this fact, there will be less abandoned pets out there. Unfortunately, quality is not in the minds of many but quantity is. Quantity equates to more “$$$$” for most. As a dear friend told me recently that the world is changing, there is a wave of change coming as far as this is concerned, beware backyard breeders of all kinds!
On another hand, many people told me that my rabbits look huge in pictures. So to put everything in perspective, here’s a little measurement I’ve done and the photo below illustrates the actual size of Tru-Luv Fred.
8 inches x 8 inches
Tru-Luv Rabbitry: Quality Holland Lops in Malaysia 