Avis Acres: Babies,babies, babies!!

I have been breeding Holland Lops for a couple of years. This is my most successful series ever! I have learned several lessons along the way. Number one: Always breed multiple does at the same time in case you need to foster some babies to another mom. Number two: Don't give up- it is not as easy as everyone thinks! So here are my babies. I bred 5 Hollands and have 3 litters- one more has pulled fur for the nest but still no babies. I also 2 Netherland Dwarfs and have 1 litter- the other one has pulled a little fur but no kits yet.

This litter of 3 Hollands looks like a solid tort, a broken tort, and a broken tort that might be a peanut (which would be ok even though peanuts don't usually make it because it tells me both parents are true dwarfs)

This litter of 4 Hollands are 2 blacks and 2 black otters.

This is the Holland litter I am most excited about- a black and a blue, which tells me both parents carry dilute- a great thing if you like lots of colors. And they are so nicely fed- see how filled out they are?

This is a litter of 3 Netherlands- Rebecca found the littlest one on the wire instead of in the box so she and Chris worked to get it warmed up and back with mom- it's still doing well tonight, so we'll just keep an eye on it. I'm not so sure about the colors here.