| TWIN BARNS IN HEAVEN Bunnies we have loved..... |
Tabatha was our first home grown Grand
Champion. We were so excited about
her and felt so lucky to have such an
awesome rabbit so quickly in our
breeding program. After two failed
litters, I think she retained a kit. She
got in poor condition and had multiple
medical issues.
I ultimately decided it was best to have
her put down. 3/3/18/09
Champion. We were so excited about
her and felt so lucky to have such an
awesome rabbit so quickly in our
breeding program. After two failed
litters, I think she retained a kit. She
got in poor condition and had multiple
medical issues.
I ultimately decided it was best to have
her put down. 3/3/18/09
| Rudy was the first rabbit we bought at convention...and you know convention prices!! He showed well with us two times then began a physical decline. He went along looking terrible but eating...the vet couldn't figure out what was wrong with him without expensive tests so we put him down without ever getting any offspring. A very expensive convention purchase Rudy was! He was sweet though, but quite a disapointment as we were quite excited about buying him. |
| This is Madeline, a lovely tort doe that we bought as a proven doe. She placed very well in '07 at the ARBA Convention with her previous owner and had a sweet personality. We showed her a bit and she did well but kept breeding her trying to get a litter out of her. She never took after four attempts. She had a potty belly and grew boney, though she ate - but mostly liked her oats and any other treats offered over her pellets. I would've offered her as a pet but I knew that something wasn't right with her and she did not feel healthy as she was so boney. Regretfully, I needed her cage and I made the decision to put her down. |
| BC'S FRED Poor Fred...he was stolen from my parent's garage in a home burglary. He is the only thing they had time to take before the alarm went off. We never of course knew what happened to him. He did father RICO who is the basis of our REW line and a BIS animal We will always remember Fred. |
| Twin Barn's Ping Out of Fred's son Deacon and a fabulous doe from Kim Toohill that carries tri and is now living at Carl Broady's. Died on 11/10/11, unexpectedly with a great coat of fur and great flesh even though she was just off a litter. Not sure what happened but quit eating and was clearly not right..facing a corner and showing no interest in anything. She was a great mom, threw full hindqtrs and was an easy keeper in all regards. So sorry to see you leave Ping. Wish I had more of your daughters...sold three at convention just last week...darn. |