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I don't think I agree, necessarily, with shipping an animal across the ocean twice. It is just plain stressful, and chins can be very sensitive. I myself don't even want to fly across the ocean... hate flying. However, I don't see any reason people in North America shouldn't be able to buy an...

I'm happy to help whomever, although I think Cheryl (Poetrue) has first dibs on me, since she's dragging me to the show!

We currently have several kits/non-breeders/retired breeders available: KITS: MHAC D1, born January 23, 2014, ebony/pvc female $200 (ready April 5) Violet female out of golbaar line, born June 2, 2013, $200 RETIRED BREEDERS: Whitewoods violet male, born in 2006, proven many times $200...

I will be offering grooming services, since I am showing 0 animals. :)

I'm not surprised that this is happening and and like Jess, I'm surprised it hadn't happened sooner. People always need to have the new fad. Angoras, BDs, you name it.

Have a great one, everyone! Wish I could be there - hopefully next year! :)

These were my kits born in 2013 - so they are "C" kits according to the letter year assigned by the national organization. My kits born since January 1 have been "D" kits. The system is alphabetical, with each year being a different letter (skipping some letters as determined by the national...

Can't wait, this show is super close to me - 2.5 hours - which makes it a really nice one for me to attend. And I'll have animals to show! :)

Hoping to be there this year. Nothing to show but will have lots of fun nonetheless.

I don't like the look. I like rex rats, but in chins? No thank you. They look matted to me. I'm sure some people really like them, and I'm sure there are pet people who will pay big bucks for them, but I'll stick with what I've got. $1,000 could buy me a few nice standards for breeding.

I would not consider that to be a belly worth putting it into the ebony section. I have a TOV violet/ebc male whose belly is similar... A belly like that is easy enough to work with with correct pairing.

She was 9 weeks old when I sold her - I contemplated keeping her for my wrap lines but decided against it. Her brother, who is a violet, has a sparkling belly. She was a big girl, but he's got everything going for him aside from size (which is just average, looked tiny beside her)!

I have a kit right now out of a violet mother and vc father who has a muddy belly. She's going to a pet home this weekend because of it, which makes me sad, because otherwise she looks like she'll be a nice animal.

I never get tired of violets! :)

Just wanted to share a couple of my "C" kits who will be staying here for show in 2014. The first is a TOV violet/ebc male, born September 22, 2013. He is not very photogenic but his color is superb. The second is my baby, a violet female born October 24, 2013. She looks just like a mini...

Can't wait to see her in person at Nationals, Jess! She's stunning.

I have a beige female - gorgeous animal, section champ when shown, only beige in my herd but I'm too darn fond of her to let her go - who produced once with a male in 2011. Then, nothing. Kept her in with the male until earlier this year, when I switched her out to a smaller, faster breeding boy...

I've got one right now with a diamond on his forehead and his color is just getting better and better. :thumbsup:

Tagna, where was that? Care to send me a message (if you don't want to make it public)?

Christiane (Saphire) produces some gorgeous sapphires. I'm sure she'd give you some more input if you asked. Everyone has their own way of producing mutations - some like to do carrier to carrier, some prefer to do mute to standard to carrier next generation, etc. Once you've been breeding for...