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Thanks to some quality starter stock from Victor Baldock in 2005, blues are now our main colour.
Always a favourite here, the Tri-Dutch are back! Our doe has been doing well on the show scene.
Yellows are here to help out with improving type and markings of the Tri-Colours.
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Blue and Tri-Coloured Dutch bred for
type, colour and good temperament
Meet the Breeders
Leah introduced me to rabbit breeding and showing 8 years ago now. I have bred and exhibited all colours of Dutch during this time, but only 1 or 2 at a time. I won my first Best in Show with an own bred black Dutch in 2006 at the GLDRC ASS. I am currently not breeding and have given my small stud of blues to Josh to breed and show with so help him out with decisions from time to time.
Josh is 5 years old and loves to cuddle our rabbits and help to groom them (and his many Dutch rabbit cuddly toys) ready for shows then to stand and steward them on the show tables. He has already attended several shows up and down the country and has a clear interest in rabbits with Dutch markings. We have joined him to the BRC as a junior member, and he now shows blue Dutch and black Tri-Dutch occasionally at Medway Tows show.
This is colour is new to join our stud although our buck is really only pet and breeding quality.
During my 16 years in the BRC I have been involved in all aspects of the Fancy, from breeding and exhibiting to Judging and running local and Area Specialist clubs. I also used to be a BRC District Advisor. I have kept many different breeds from all 4 sections over the years, but now I have taken a back seat in showing an breeding and just pitch in to help Josh with his smal stud.
Just like her big brother Charley loves Dutch marked rabbits! At about 18 months old she suddenly developed an interest in them and now asks to go down our shed almost every day. Peanut, our Pale Grey Dutch buck is Charley's pet who she shows occasionally at Medway Towns show.
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