i lve in KL.want to have a look at beh farm.which one is xpensive? d farm or amcorp?

i think the farm would be more expensive, but the rabbits there are much cuterrrr

OK TQ for d information.im appreciate it

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This post has been edited by djspinnet: Jul 6 2008, 10:39 AM

very nice pictures somore you managed to get them to stand. but the best is still the one with the tongue sticking out lol

Yaarrrr....

All four of us able bodied men and women ended up with multiple bleeding scratches and bite marks as a result... "occupational hazard"

feel so refreshing on this sunday morning after looking of all these cute, cute babies

yeah i agree with you..the photo with the tongue very unique... feel like want to hug and cubit cubit..hehehe

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Added on July 6, 2008, 11:31 amoccupational hazard?? then you should wear your PPE during the dangerous shoot..hehehe
or you can bring me along to become your safety and health officer

This post has been edited by jaanu1128: Jul 6 2008, 11:33 AM

hi, i am not sure where my fren get the photo, but do enjoy.........


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so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....................

jaanu1128,

too early to tell their gender. can only tell at 6 weeks.

Thank Mei Leng,
This time BlueBerry is a good mum. Thank God!

Thanks Kenji!

Hey, why so many hands needed to hold a small ND? Abuse ke? Look like one gang of people trying to wollap the rabbit. LOL!!!!!

I don't think you need to endure the scratches just let them pose naturally. I believe all the imported rabbits especially show rabbits are handled very often and they will pose on their own.

Really nice photos. Nice background too.

This post has been edited by sangterap: Jul 6 2008, 11:53 AM

Pose naturally? Of course we let it pose naturally....... the scratches all came when we carried them/they tried to jump off the table!

The many hands -- 1 to pick up and put on the table/hold down, 1 to groom, 1 to hold the cloth backdrop smooth when the bunny is running around/walking around and scrunching the cloth up/biting the cloth. Seriously extremely uncooperative models except for the ex-show bunnies

hehehe.....very nice model of little animal.....haiyaa....wish my MARQUIZ will get her partner quickly.....hehheeh....i wanna breed my webbit....heheheh

hahahaha...

need more handling la...

They will get used to it.....

wah... lovely. Where did you bough it from?

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Added on July 6, 2008, 1:43 pmYeah! Banyak babies la!

This post has been edited by Chinchillas: Jul 6 2008, 01:43 PM

But not all are used to handling and we had to get them to pose some way or another

On another note... I'm thinking of attempting to groom Baby Navi into a proper show rabbit... it is after all show quality and its father is a grand champion. Show bunny should be show-trained. Then can pose nicely and show off

good luck on that one then you can take more nice shots of baby navi in future

how to make my Luli to pose like that?? He seems very lazy..all his pose only showing him lying down... very lazyyyy..Luli the fat butt...

1 way is morning when they're still active...

Or before you feed them, they're hungry, so lay a food trail that they can eat and move around while you snap some pics. Or tempt it with treats/bells... sometimes you need to carry it, play with it or pose it in order to get the shot.

Or put it in places where it's not gone before, if they're curious they'll start exploring and that's when you can snap pics. Most of the time this is the most effective method.

And you need to plan to take the photo, rather than just so happen to take a pic. And the easier it is to take that shot, the more boring the pose

I've lost count how many months of total accumulated time I've lost over the last 9 years just waiting for the right shot of my bunnies...

You definitely should groom Navi to be a show bunny in case we are able to start off a show here in Malaysia. I believe if he has got all the traits of a grand champion, he should conform to the breed standards.

Anyhow, IMHO, not all grand champions produces grand champions but that increase the chances of getting champ offsprings. That's one thing great about breeding show rabbits because we cannot be certain of how Mother Nature allocates the genes at the end of the day.