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Black Senior Buck | 'D&J's Whatchamacallit'

D&J's Take 5 x D&J's Seca Petit | DOB: April 23, 2005

Our buck is a FIERY little guy, not only with his contrast of color, but also in personality. He is lively, interested, and will chase anything that moves! 'Whatcha' has a nice snappy coat, very good rufous factoring, and excelent demarcation along with tan triangle. His type is also pretty nice too!
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Black Senior Doe | 'D&J's Sweet Tart'

D&J Mounds x Ditto (Malibu and Beckett's lines) | DOB: March 24, 2006

Please excuse the night photo!
Sweet Tart has a much more fliud body and movement than our buck, and has considerably better overall color, especially rufous on the underside of the tail. The photo was taken last fall, as she recently had a litter, and was NOT in any mood to have her photo taken, not to mention she officially LOOKS like a mom! The babies below are awesome - cant wait to get them on the tables!
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Black JR Doe| 'BITF Black Tan kit'

D&J's Whatchamacallit x D&J's Sweet Tart | DOB: May 28, 2007

Tan babies are adoreable, and very different than laid back Mini Rex babies! This happens to be one of the 2 Blacks in this litter, with one of the two Chocolate littermate below, ALL does. Treying to get pictures of these wiggly little bunnies is very diffucult, and these are the best we could get.
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Chocolate JR Doe| 'BITF Chocolate Tan kit'

D&J's Whatchamacallit x D&J's Sweet Tart | DOB: May 28, 2007

Chocolate was a nice suprize in this litter, although we were told to expect all four colors! This happens to be the friendlier of the two Chocolates,and didint mind getting a picture or two. The coloration on both of the chocolate kits is phenominal, in both chocolate surface color and fiery rufous belly, trim, and under tail color. Can't wait to show them!
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This site is still under heavy construction, so please check back soon for more updates...

Litters due and planned soon...check out the sales page for updates!!

Look for some of these rabbits on the table at this year's National Convention in Grand Rapids, Michigan.