Happiness Is Bunnies

For a rabbit lover, happiness is to see healthy bunnies. They represent hope for future show potentials and herd improvements.

May be there will be one or two or even three Best In Show English Angora in the future?

Ocean Front Property at Pebble Beach

George Strait could not get anyone to beleive that he got some "Ocean Property" in Arizona, such is abundant at Pebble Beach, CA. Though real estate price is dropping, these properties are still out of reach for most of us. They are certainly nice to look at indeed.

More Scenes From Stockton

French Angora being judged by Doug with Lindsay, John and Carol watching.

Charlie's rare appearance in a show. His English Angora white buck got granded at Stockton.

Elsa is watching Lindsay working on her REW French Angora.

Sharon is working on her French Angora.

These pictures are a little belated, they were taken at the Big Valley show at Stockton on Feb. 7. We have not seen photos of Charlie and Sharon for a while, and they are included in these pictures sent in by Gabrielle.

What's Going On Outside?

A three-month-old English Angora is enjoying the view from the sliding door.

Is it better inside or outside?

Angora Judges At Santa Maria

Allen judges English Angora in show A. Shelley writes.

Randy judges English Angora in show B, Shelley is also the writer.

Carol G's American Fuzzy Lop Wins All Breed Reserve In Show

It is a rare occasion that Carol G. is showing her rabbits but not judging other exhibitors' rabbits.

Her handsome broken senior buck AK's Graham wins Reserve In Show in the CRCS show at Santa Maria today. Graham is very good boy, and we are all very happy for him and Carol

Cleaning Day At Menn's Farm

Dominique sprays while Elsa scrubs. (They take turns on who gets to do what.)

Elsa prefers cleaning the rabbit cages rather than cleaning the chicken coop.

Climbing is much more fun than cleaning rabbit cages and chicken coops!

Gabrielle says,

"Here are some pictures from Friday afternoon. Since there was no show on Saturday to groom for, the girls got to work cleaning cages. The weather was nice, and supposed to rain the next day. Dominique sprays while Elsa scrubs. (They take turns on who gets to do what.)

Curt and I recently put together a chicken coop and yard, from all recycled materials! The girls sell the eggs from their chickens to help pay for their rabbit show entry fees. Time to clean the coop for the first time! Elsa wears the new gardening gloves that the neighbor gifted her. Since the chickens have always free-ranged at the farm, the girls never had clean-up duty before. Elsa prefers cleaning the rabbit cages rather than cleaning the chicken coop. (Because the trays are too heavy for the girls to lift, I dump the trays for them, so they only have to spray and scrub.)

While the rest of us are cleaning, Tyler decides to ditch his scrub brush and shoes in order to climb the 8' high "no-climb" fence. Climbing is much more fun than cleaning rabbit cages and chicken coops!