What's Up Doc?

It's a nice day for us to be in the yard.

What's up, Doc?

(In case you find this photo familiar, the cover of the current issue of Domestic Rabbits is a mirror image of this photo)

Something interesting is going on.

Did you see it, Sis? Don't just sit there!

Ok, ok, Bro, I am going to investigate.

Youth Angora Winners In PA

In a recent show date in PA Lehigh Valley RCBA, Ashley wins youth Reserve In Show with her French Angora in show A, then in show B Bri wins youth Best In Show with her English Angora.

Left to right are Bri, judge Scott and Ashley.

It was a good day for Angora, congratulations to the two young ladies.

Donna M's White English Angora Wins Double Best In Show in Maryland

Donna is very happy with her English Angora white senior doe Tulamore's Sweepstakes; she wins double Best In Show in two all breed shows in Baltimore & Howard Co. RCBA on April 2, 2011 in West Friendship, MD. Donna is the breeder and owner of this beautiful doe.

Donna with judge Andrews from Florida.

Cats And Geometry

I know circle, I can recite pi = 3.1415926535.......

We know parallel.

Nikki is not impressed with Mary Jane's attempt to show a trapezoid, it's more like a down dog pose in yoga.

Boo Wants To Learn To Knit

Boo looks at Vanessa, "What are you doing?"

Vanessa, "I am learning to knit with Angora yarn."

"Let me get closer, Vanessa, could you teach me how to knit?"

"I am a dog, I don't have the fingers to knit, but I can guard your pretty Angora yarn."

Armando Works For His Cavy License

Armando (right) is one of our favorite rabbit judges. He is very close to being a dual license judge for both rabbit and cavy. During the California State Convention, Armando worked as apprentice judge under cavy judge Tracy Iverson while another cavy judge Sharon B (left) helped with paper work of CA on Saturday.

Armando worked under cavy judge Diana of Oregon on Sunday.