Where can i find Rabbit Breeders?

[seeyoujimmy 10]

I'm looking to buy a young Rabbit and i grudge buying from large petshops, i've looked around sanctuarys and can't get one from there as i can't just just choose one or two as i feel sorry for them all!

 

My next route was going to be a rabbit breeder or from a rabbit show but i can't seem to find any in the Yorkshire area? Advice please!

[baileys_mum 10]

search google, theres loads

[seeyoujimmy 10]

search google, theres loads

 

I must be doing it wrong, i couldn't find any

[baileys_mum 10]

hold on I'll find you one

[baileys_mum 10]

only one i can find is http://household.uk.freeads.net/long_haired_dwarf_angora_rabbit-299082.htm

[BobbyBunny 10]

I'm looking to buy a young Rabbit and i grudge buying from large petshops, i've looked around sanctuarys and can't get one from there as i can't just just choose one or two as i feel sorry for them all!

 

My next route was going to be a rabbit breeder or from a rabbit show but i can't seem to find any in the Yorkshire area? Advice please!

 

The only breeder I know locally is in Sutton in Ashfield, which is more Nottingham area.

I'd keep looking around, go to the RSPCA etc though.

Its better to get an older bun than a younger one.

[beansforyou 10]

Try the admag or adtrader, alot of breeders advertise in them and online http://www.adtrader.co.uk

[mrsnoo 10]

seeyoujimmy I know of someone who is wanting to get rid of a rabbit. I know that sounds awful but it was not meant to be. She has found that she cannot look after the rabbit as well as she feels he needs looking after, He is about 8 months old and is a lop eared rabbit if you P.M. me I will pass on both sets of details.

[GrinderBloke 10]

I think maybe people are looking for the wrong type of breeder here...

 

I would suggest that you need someone who shows rabbits, rather than someone who breeds for profit.

 

If you know which breed of rabbit you are interesting in contact the British Rabbit Council 01636 676042, they will advise you of local breeders or a particular club in your local area.

 

Please don't look in the small ads, that is even less regulated than pet shops which sell livestock.

 

The long haired dwarf rabbit on that website is going to be a nightmare for someone long haired rabbits, such as the angora, need daily grooming, small rabbit with long hair are very likly to suffer from GI problems due to the amount of fur they ingest. £10 will seem like peanurs once you start visiting your vet on a regular basis!

[sooz22 10]

Hi, i dont know wether you have a rabbit yet but my sandy lionhead gave birth at the weekend and in about two months they will be ready for re-homing. So if you are still looking then contact me. If anyone else is interested let me know. I dont want anything for them, just that they go to a good loving home.

[missmode 10]

If you go onto this website http://www.rabbitbreeders.co.uk/forums/ you should be able to get advice and find a breeder to get a rabbit from. I would definately recommend buying from a breeder as you are less likely to get a rabbit that suffers from health problems.

[buffy2006 10]

Hi there. If you are interest I have 2 babay lop rabbits for sale, £10 each. THey are very cute and are 9 weeks old