Getting your rabbit spayed or neutered can make them a much more enjoyable pet. It can fix many agressive behaviors, males who spray pee, etc. We reccommend you wait until your rabbit is an adult before considering spaying or neutering him or her. Consult your vet on when the best time is to neuter/spay your specific rabbit. Make sure that your vet is experienced and comfortable performing the procedure. Remember that there are dangers associated with spaying or neutering, and in rare cases rabbits may not make it through the surgery.

Rabbits can be happy in pairs or more! Rabbits can bond to eachother and it is the most precious sight. However, it can be dangerous! Not all rabbits will get along. They can (and will!!) fight with eachother. Anyone looking to have multiple rabbits housed together should be prepared to keep a close eye on them and separate them if needed. In many cases it is best to just keep them in separate cages next to eachother. Here are some tips for keeping multiple rabbits together: -Introduce them slowly and carefully -Have them both spayed or neutered -Get opposite sexes (just make sure they're spayed or neutered!) -Have a spansive cage -Be prepared to separate them and don't push it

Absolutely! Just contact us and we can send you short videos of the available babies.

Sure! Just email us and we can set up a time for you to stop by and see which rabbit is the one for your family. You can place a deposit to reserve the rabbit you chose in person with cash as well.

Yes, but we will only sell to other responsible breeders. We encourage anyone who is looking to breed to do their reading and talk to experienced rabbitries. We do not charge any extra for breeding rights. We will not sell to testing facilities, rabbit mills, meat farms, fur farms etc. These are our loved pets!

Absolutely! Our priority is to vistors who are considering purchasing a rabbit from us. If you would just like to come out and say "hi!" that's okay too, just know that you may have to wait longer to get a visting time. Be sure to send us an Email and we can work something out.

Yes! Just be prepared to watch them closely. We are not open to the public and there could be safety issues. Our rabbits don't normally bite, but childrens' fingers can look an awful lot like carrots when stuck through the bars. Children should be gentle and listen to instruction.

We're sorry, but no outside pets are allowed to come to our rabbitry. We don't want to spread disease or scare our rabbits, so please keep ALL pets at home when you visit.