Our Mini Rex

                                                HIMI'S

This is H2- aka "Amelia"- from Outback Rabbitry.   She has the very dark points that we are looking for, and has decent density and texture to her fur.

This is KC42 -aka "Kimmy"- from KC'S Rabbit Ranch.  She really didn't want to pose for the picture.  Her points are very light( she is a non-extension himi), and she has ok type(when posed properly) but is a bit hippy. She has decent density, and texture to her coat.

This is KC'S Mojitos. He is our only himi buck. He has got a bit of a belly on him. His points are nice and dark so we've got high hopes for his offspring

                                                    BLACK'S

This studdly fellow is ADAM'S DIESEL. HE is a very tiny rabbit with an amazing head. while his coat color prevents him from competing with other blacks, we have big plans for this rabbit as his small size is desperately needed in our barn. He also carrie's himi

ADAM'S DIESEL wanted to show his head.

This young lady is ADAM'S DORA another one who cant compete in her class but we need her tiny size in our heard. She also carries himi.

                                      TORT'S

This is OB126 - aka "Daisy"- from Outback Rabbitry.  She is a sweet little doe, but her ears are a bit long and she is lacking density to her fur.  Once again just a brood doe.

GC Hutler's Tonto. (Outback Rabbitry gets all the credit for his success we purchased him after the fact.) He is also Luke's father (there is a Star Wars joke there but i'm going to let it go.)

This is OB84 - aka "Luke" - from Outback Rabbitry.  He won a leg before one of the other bunnies bit his nose.  He is no longer showable, but we have made improvements to their living arrangements, so as to prevent any further shenanigans.

                                        SABLE POINT'S

 Picture's coming soon!!!

My (Amy) original goal was to produce a better Sable Point.  My Tort's and Himi's were to be used as stepping stones in that process.   It didn't take very long for me to fall in love with all three varieties.  I decided to add Black and Seal to the herd, too.  I will be getting a lot of Sables from these breedings and I am good with that.  They will be great for my program.   I am having a blast showing rabbits, and meeting a lot of great people along the way.   I want to send a special Thank You to Kim and Scott Bauer from OUTBACK RABBITRY and Cindy Bankes from KC'S RABBIT RANCH for all their help and support.