Breeding Silver Fox Meat Rabbit | Breeding Challenges

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[@laylajohnson9923]

I just got a trio breeding pair of silver fox rabbits and you’ve given me so much confidence with them! I’m building everything like you have and I’ve learned so much, keep up the good work!

[@rabbitathomestead]

I appreciate your encouragement! I wish you the best raising silver foxes. :)

[@kimberleyfriesenhahn2515]

Great video as always. I hope you are able to get to the root of the breeding issues soon. Blessings!

[@rabbitathomestead]

Thank you ☺️

[@Userxyz-z2d]

I used to cut sticks from apple trees, bc they have multiple seeded fruit, its safe. They liked them a lot. Rose bushes too.

[@janinecobb]

Yes I do too, they love blackberry and raspberry canes too.

[@sounditout34]

I have rose bushes so do I need to dethorn them, or are they good with the thorns??

[@robclark4955]

Same here apple and cherry tree branches.

[@janinecobb]

@@sounditout34just the bigger thorns, they can deal quite happily with the smaller ones. If it’s too thorny just just won’t eat it.

[@DarraghQuinn-d8o]

I was about to say "God's own country" til I saw the sleet! I see red rosy cheeks!

[@justinekeesee6495]

It does seem like it could be your buck. But you are right that its very odd for him to suddenly be done breeding. I have always heard that the norm is for bucks to be good till they drop! But maybe its something that happens from time to time?

[@janinecobb]

Are you feeding your buck alfalfa? The high calcium can interfere with their reproductive tract. If he is overweight the extra heat generated may be too much for his testicles. Perhaps try a different hay or feed and cut his rations for a while.

[@caronwood3052]

Do you sell the meat?

[@rabbitathomestead]

no I do not. I raise the meat just for my family.

[@pcer9973]

Good day, I had a question currently getting as much information as I can. What would you say is a good price for a SF buck and doe? I understand location may matter a ball park price range would be nice thank you in advance.

[@rabbitathomestead]

Hi!
You can get them anywhere from $25 to $60.
But I sell mine to people for $40 without pedigree papers. You can get decent breeders either way. You should be able to get a trio of breeders, which is 2 does and 1 buck for less than $200. No more than that tho