Easy reference to look up kits’ birth dates, as well as to keep track of which of your does consistently produce nice offspring. Tells you at a glance who was bred to who and when. – Income and Expenses: Not fun, but must be done. That way, when someone contacts you about the rabbit they sold them, you’re not sitting there wondering which rabbit they bought. – Rabbits Sold: Write down every bunny sold and who you sold it to. It wasn’t as sophisticated anymore, but I trimmed it down to the records I actually kept and needed.
In fact, I hardly ever filled out most of them.Įventually I cut the fat out of my record book. I had a lot more fun making record sheets than I had filling them out.
I had record sheets to track nearly everything: litters, shows, feed economics, health, hereditary traits, rabbits sold, chores accomplished, show quality of developing juniors, you name it. But which ones really matter?Īs a teen, I made up all kinds of record sheets for my bunnies.
It’s a fact: if you want to be successful in raising show rabbits, record keeping is vital. (Scroll down to skip all the chit-chat and get straight to the free downloads.) What Records should you keep to Raise Rabbits Successfully? Last Updated on Maby The Rabbit Smarties Team Deprecated: strstr(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($haystack) of type string is deprecated in /home/rabbiteq/public_html/rabbitsmarties/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/wc-page-functions.php on line 139
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