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Patricia Hernandez

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Expertise

I can answer questions about raising and showing Jersey Wooly rabbits. I can also answer most questions concerning color genetics of rabbits.

Experience in the area

I have raised rabbits for several years. For the past two years I have concentrated mostly on my Jersey Wooly rabbits which are similar to the angora breeds. I have several champions to my credit and am working to help develop some new colors.

Education/Credentials

For the past two years I have been researching the genetic color code for rabbits. Though I still have much to learn I feel that I might be able to help others with the basic knowledge of color inheritance.

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Ana	11/22/09	10	10	10	10	Thanx a lot.
brenda	11/18/09	10	10	10	10	hi pat. well no, we didnt leave .....
brenda	11/17/09	10	10	10	10	well on Monday my boyfriend decided to .....
katie	11/17/09	10	10	10	10	Thank-you Lots :D
alyssa jewkes	11/15/09	10	10	10	10	thanks that helps alot and i have .....

Recent Answers from Patricia Hernandez

2009-11-23 Rabbit Testicle....:

Hi Briana. I am not sure how to describle the male rabbits annatomy to you. How old is the bunny you bought? Did this breeder tell you that the bunny had been neutered? Most breeders do not neuter the

2009-11-22 lop bunny with dry skin:

Hi Kaylene. I would not use camphor on a rabbit. Ivermectin will work well for ear mites and fur and body lice. The following site is excellent for finding most medical info that you will need to know

2009-11-22 should I feed her unlimited pellets?:

Hi Tom. It sounds like your little family is doing well. I would not cut down on the pellets but I would add hay to their diet. This will naturally reduce the amount of pellets that they eat and keep their

2009-11-22 My 3 month old rabbit!:

Hi Hope. If your buck is still in the cage with your doe you need to take him out! He will disturb your doe when she is in labor and all your babies may die. You may need to add more hay to the nest box

2009-11-21 Breeding:

Hi Nathan. Your doe is not to old to breed. However it might be just a bit hard to get her bred. Fat gathers around the female organs as the doe begins to age. This makes conception a bit more difficult

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