I don't think you can help it because looking at the outcome, there isn't much participation. Even you can notice most of the rabbits are from the organizers. That means there isn't enough breeders who are willing to compete. There wouldn't be any meaning to the show if there were only 1 or 2 rabbits on the show table.

I still think it is good organizing and kudos to the committee of the rabbit show.

And since there isn't many rabbits from other breeders, it served as an eye opener to the general public what pure bred rabbits looked like. I see it as a good educational event.

The competition isn't that important to me to begin with. It was the fun of having spent the time with friends and fellow rabbit lovers.

There was a purpose for the rabbits (being shown to the public to appreciate) and their owners definitely had fun mixing and mingling with the crowd.

Last but not least, in fact it is the first rabbit show in Malaysia and I am proud of the organizing committee for putting up such a good organized event.

Shortcomings are unavoidable but for a start, I would say it was HELL of a START!

Maybe from now on, more people will start to breed show rabbits so that we could have ARBA sanctioned rabbit shows where the real judging procedures would be in place with ARBA licensed judges. Then there would not be disputes on judges' decisions.

The main objective of this show is EDUCATION and at the same time gathering all rabbit owners/lovers around Malaysia. The judges have made a fair judgement based on the show standard. Maybe u shud look and study more on how Show Quality being judge

I echo Sangterap :  it served as an eye opener to the general public what pure bred rabbits looked like

As the 1st rabbit show i also agree that it had been well-organized.  to Beh and the sponsors !