Want to Find Your Local Club?
You want to buy a bunny and need some advice?
You have a bunny and want to find out about how to look after it?
You have a bunny and want to find out how to exhibit it in a show?
You are interested in training your bunny to Hop or take part in Agility Events?
You sound like you need to locate your nearest local Club and ask them some questions!!
There are many excellent Rabbit Clubs across Australia. They are located in different areas and many offer different types of services...some are more interested in education, some more for pet owners, some have great programs for young rabbit owners and exhibitors.
Check out the information about these Clubs and choose the Club that fits your requirements best....
You have a bunny and want to find out about how to look after it?
You have a bunny and want to find out how to exhibit it in a show?
You are interested in training your bunny to Hop or take part in Agility Events?
You sound like you need to locate your nearest local Club and ask them some questions!!
There are many excellent Rabbit Clubs across Australia. They are located in different areas and many offer different types of services...some are more interested in education, some more for pet owners, some have great programs for young rabbit owners and exhibitors.
Check out the information about these Clubs and choose the Club that fits your requirements best....
Ten Rules for New Rabbit Exhibitors
Do:
Don’t:
Most Importantly!
Ask lots of questions. And listen to the answers.
- Join your local Rabbit Club
- Seek the advice of experienced Rabbit Exhibitors. Ask your local Club who they recommend.
- Go to your local rabbit show, if possible, to meet other members and to see the breeds and colours that are available.
- Lots of research. Look online for information on local Clubs, available breeds and colours. Remember that Australia does not have all the breeds and colours they have overseas.
- Start with one or two breeds and only a few colours that are compatible.
Don’t:
- Buy on impulse!
- Believe everything you hear! Always check with an experienced rabbit exhibitor that regularly shows at a local Club.
- Buy on the ‘cuteness’ factor or buy lots of different colours as later on you may find they are not compatible for breeding together.
- Set your heart on getting particular colours or breeds. Some colours are harder to get than others or may not be available at all.
- Buy very expensive rabbits without seeking advice. Best quality is not always the most expensive.
Most Importantly!
Ask lots of questions. And listen to the answers.
