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if neutered and they get on its fine un neutered nethies have this habbit of trying to kill each other with exception of robbie rotten and bessiethey reallylove each other breeding wise is a no no robbie rotten is actually nethie x mini lop he was part of a breeding project on getting the butterfly markings in nethies thats why he is so much bigger than a normal nethie his mum was nethie dad was mini lop but unless its done for a reason forimproving abreed for colour ( in this case ) or if show people are tringing to improve or develop anew breed ie lion lops and velvet lops it isnt a good idea it takes alot of dedication, genetic knowledge, space and cleaverness to do this i my self have nither of those
 but i dohave friends who do jazzy and i were asked to help produce a mini version of theenglish lop combining hims and english lops planning on 10 gerations downthe line having the result but we said no soundedlike far too much work to me 
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ETA: Just looked back through the thread. If they aren't neutered you will be stuck with rabbits like this until their hormones are calmed, or forever. lol
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 I don't mind evil, I just want to be able to put them away lol
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nethies and minilops arnt really mental, lol, i have both breeds and they are all fine, the lops are bouncy though.
if bunnies have a lot of freedom they will go `feral` (if you think about it, wild ones live in a hole in the ground and come out at night when its dark and safe to graze) girls are best neutered if they arnt going to be bred from so they dont have hormonal moodswings and possible uterine cancer later on. i always think a single boy makes a better pet. ps lilac is a dilute chocolate like this baby of my neighbours  a chocolate is a mutation of black and is recessive to it, blue is a dilute black, and is recessive to it & lilac is a dilute chocolate. to make a lilac you breed a chocolate to a blue all the babies will be black carrying choc and blue breed two of the blacks together and their babies will be 9 blacks 3blues 3 chocolates and if you`re very very lucky 1 lilac! i am sad rabbit genetics geek and must get out more! 
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That's an old pic Ann, sadly Toby is no longer with us (he was the last of my Chocolate Dutch line too). I miss my Chocs, such a beautiful colour .
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05-11-2009, 12:54 AM
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I think Poppy's Dad was a Choc self and her mum was a black butterfly, but I might have imagined that lol
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