WE.B.C.N.SPOTS RABBITRY
English Spots in Black, Blue, Chocolate, Gray, & Lilac
NEWS FLASH!
Slew was first place out of six junior bucks then went on to win BOV! I'll update his photo sometime next week.
GC HMD's Da Tara was 2nd place Chocolate Senior Doe and 2nd place Fur.
Welcome to WE.B.C.N.SPOTS RABBITRY
HMD's Da Tara, BOV Chocolate, Best Fur, and Runner up to the BOB at Spot Nationals 2009!
Last Update: 11/6/2009
WE.B.C.N.SPOTS
RABBITRY is home to English Spots in black, blue, chocolate, gray,
& lilac. It is owned by the mother/daughter team of Karen &
Heather Dunaway of Franklin, Indiana. I (Heather) have had
rabbits since 1996. First starting in 4-H in 1997 and expanding to
open shows in 2002.
We are members of:
American Rabbit Breeders Association
American English Spot Rabbit Club
Mid-West English Spot Rabbit Club
Indiana State Rabbit Breeders Association
WE.B.C.N.SPOTS RABBITRY is a registered rabbitry, #B008, with the ARBA.
If you are interested in seeing if we have any rabbits for sale please contact us. E-Mail: EnglishSpot2003@gmail.com AIM: EnglishSpot2003 YahooMessenger: EnglishSpot2003
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WE.B.C.N.SPOTS RABBITRY is a proud supporter of 4-H.
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Disclaimer
I support Animal Welfare but not animal rights. I do not support or recommend house rabbit or rescue organizations who oppose responsible showing and breeding of rabbits or organizations and their members who make incorrect and/or inaccurate statements about rabbit breeders solely because they do not agree with a lifestyle and belief different from their own.
My rabbits are pets
first then show animals then breeding animals. I take the welfare of
my rabbits very seriously. My rabbits normally will not have more than
one or two litters a year. We breed quality not quantity. My rabbits
are my babies. I love them with all of my heart, and I would NEVER
intentionally endanger their lives.
"As a responsible breeder, I refuse to accept responsibility for creating pet overpopulation. And I do not buy the illogical argument that the birth of a healthy, wanted purebred litter displaces shelter animals. If you raise two happy, healthy children who are much loved and cared for, are you responsible for a battered child in the home of a substance abuser and a child in the third world who is forced into slave labor or who sleeps on the street? You may wish to help those children, too, but the care you provide to your own takes nothing away from them." by Margaret Anne Cleek (Animal People)
