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About Our Animals

Growing up with animals is the most wonderful thing. What would we do without them? I learned to knit and thought that it would be really neat to have angora rabbits. With the little space I had in our back yard, they were the perfect animal for us to add. I was able to get two mixed angora bunnies from a lady and instantly fell in love with their wooly personalities. After doing some research I came to the conclusion that the German and German Hybrid angoras were really what would work best for what I was wanting; animals that produces a lot of high quality fiber, and have great personality. Since purchasing my first two Germans I am more and more convinced that my research has paid off. They have more then paid for themselves and fed my fiber hobby well.  My husband would testify and so would my basement.  I would love to share with you how they can work for you.

Thee Art in Me - Rabbit Gallery

Thee Hare's Boys

	Windsor Farms Cadence: Born 5/05  REW (Red Eyed White) 100% German Buck.  He is always looking for a good massage at the door.  He has a nice body with a good set of shoulders.  Every time I sheer him I am impressed again by the amount of crimp he has.
	Bungalow Farms Klondike: Born 1/09. REW 100% German Buck.  Recently purchased from Erin at Bungalow Farms.  Nuf said.  This last 90 day shearing gave me 380 gr which shows that he is no slouch.  He is still nice and fine, and very clean.  He was such a good boy while I sheered.  As I turned him while sheering I could help but notice he is a hunk, maybe even a hulk.  I am sooo pleased he is here on the farm.
	Thee Hare's Mophibosheth : Born 4/09. REW 98.5% German Buck.  He is such a sweet bunny.  Out of my best doe Boquer Tove.  I look forward to seeing his potential.  He is a very kind bunny with a sweet personality.  Mo is a treasure!!!
	Harvest Moon's King Darius: Born 2/09. Black 88.8% German Buck. I love this little guy.  He is sooo funny with such a sweet personality.  And he loves to go go go.  As you can see I had a hard time getting a good photo of him, because he is a busy boy.   Recently I discovered how much personality means to me when I came across a bunny who attacked me.  That bunny will never be part of my breeding program.  All angoras should be kind and Never bite.  Yes all their personalities are different, but mean is not an acceptable quality.
	Fudge: Recently here from the other side of OR.  Fudge is a bit on the neurotic side, but very kind all the same.  All of my bunnies get to go out on these little supervised yard excursions.
	Thee Hare's Girls
	Harvest Moon's Belle:  showing her good side.  Actually she doesn't have a bad side just an ear that shows the character of what is inside.  She is very inquisitive.  I really like her!  Her 90 day clip revealed 380 g of beautiful long fiber.  100% German REW doe.
	Harvest Moons Olympia: Born 12/08.  REW 92.2% German Doe.  This gal is still growing on me.  I find her quite quirky.  I love her length on fiber.  She has already proven herself, as far as wool production goes well over registration weight.  I can't wait to shear her again.  I am temped to do so before her 90 day time is up.  She is really amazing.  I am so blessed to have her as part of my barn.
	Thee Hare's Lizzie: Born 6/09  She is a Black Hybrid 79% German doe.  When I was growing up I had a pygmy goat named Lizzie she was so much fun.  I look forward to see what this little gal produces.
	Thee Hare's Kittie: Born 5/09  She is a REW Hybrid 74% German doe.  This little gal feels pretty dense to me right now.  I look forward to shearing her soon to find out her potential is.    One thing I love about the IAGARB system is, it is all about the record keeping.  I enjoy looking at what these bunnies are doing even at young ages.
	Amber Angoras Goshen:  Born 3/22/09.  63% German 37% Satin doe.   I was amazed to see all the luster when I gave her her clip.  She is beautiful!  Her fiber had rings of color all the way to the bottom.   Thank you Amber and Cheryl for such a fun girl.  I can't wait for more shearings of this.
	Muffin: a torte doe only 50% German.  My children have claimed her as their own.  Her color has not faded, in the almost 2 years I have had her.  For only being 50% German she is very nice.  As time goes on she is getting more and more sweet.    Her pretty mascara eyes make her quite the lady.

Rabbit info

     Research, Research, Research!! Do your homework before you buy. Be prepared to invest your time in any animal you consider purchasing.  This list by no means exhausts all that you should do for your bunnies, but are key points for more research, and before getting your own bunny.

• All animals need lots of clean fresh water.
• Do your research about what foods are available in your area.  Along with a good quality rabbit pellet I also give my bunnies hay to prevent wool block (hairballs for rabbits).
• Cage space and shelter adequate to your specific area.  Taking equal consideration for the cold and the heat.
• Time to shear each bunny every 90 days.  Time to enjoy and get to know what is normal for your bunny.
• Worming on a regular basis.
• Treats and TLC to help them produce to their fullest potential.