27-Jun-2006, 02:02 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Sacramento, CA
Posts: 5
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Originally Posted by chinsandhollandlops
That's interesting. Unfortunately i don't have a special interest in them  While i do read up more on breeds like the english angora, Nds, Hls, Fuzzies and lionheads, i tend to read less about the other breeds due to my lack of interest in them..the last time i read up about wollies was a few years ago...think i'm outdated..lolz.
I do bring in my rabbits from overseas but i doubt i will bring in woolies in the near future as i already have a "aim"...haha
Which breeder are you referring to? I would like to have the link for reference in case i do decide to go into woolies. |
Oh, Woolies are great! They were bred specifically to have gentle and kind personalities. The does are wonderful mothers too, I've never had a problem with my does not wanting to raise a litter. I put some Wooly pics in my "gallery" if anyone wants to have a look. There's also some on my website, of course.
The person that does the shipments are Christina of The Rabbit Hill ( http://www.therabbithill.com/ ). She raises Hollands, but collects Woolies from breeders all over California (including myself) to ship overseas. I, personally, have had my Woolies go to Japan and Thailand.  Woolies seem to have a large market over there as she is constantly making shipments and we can barely keep up with rabbits to send over there!
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