EXTRAORDINARY Baby Netherland dwarf & lionhead rabbits

Attention: Please read the ad carefully. If the ad is up, bunnies ARE AVAILABLE. Next delivery to Ottawa, Kingston, GTA, Mississauga, London is Monday, April 22. Delivery is available anywhere along 417, 416, 401 along these routes from Montreal, as well as anywhere else needed upon request! FOR A QUICKER REPLY KINDLY CALL OR TEXT: 514 779 6726 or send us your cell phone number for photos!

Do NOT be fooled by false advertising. Being an "ARBA REGISTERED" rabbitry is NOT by any means a guarantee of any quality! To register your rabbitry name with the ARBA, all you need to do is pay your membership dues and send 5$ to ARBA! It does not mean the breeder shows their rabbits at ARBA shows, wins any competitions, is ethical, socializes the bunnies, treats them for internal or external parasites with THREE different anti-parasitic agents, or has any knowledge to guide new pet owners! All our bunnies are home-raised with children, cats, dogs, and socialized! They are handled daily and have THREE preventative treatments for coccidiosis; worms; fleas, ticks, mites. They are started litter-box training or litter-trained. We have one boy available fully neutered.

The most beautiful baby Netherland dwarf bunny rabbits are in Montreal. A little drive, but worth the trip! Delivery is also available for your convenience.

We DO show our rabbits at ARBA ( American Rabbit Breeder Association) shows and have 48 years' experience of raising rabbits as pets. We were the only breeder of purebred Netherland dwarfs, Holland lops, mini rex, and lionheads to fly from Quebec or Ontario to Reno, Nevada last year, to show rabbits at the ARBA Annual Convention and our Netherland dwarfs won in their classes!

We are specialized in breeding top-quality Netherland dwarfs and have produced over 10 grand champions last year alone. Our orange Netherland dwarf buck was the BEST orange male entered with 90 oranges competing at the 99th ARBA annual Convention in Reno, Nevada. Another senior buck was 5th. Our orange senior does came 2nd and 4th, Junior doe was 3rd. In fawns, our fawn senior doe was 2nd. Our fawn senior bucks were 3rd and 5th. Our broken junior orange buck was 4th. Do not be fooled by the competition: the best orange, fawn, and broken Netherland dwarfs in Canada are in Montreal!

Ready to go now: orange, fawn, blue-eyed white, chestnut, cinnamon, broken chestnut, broken orange, magpie, black tortoiseshell, vienna-marked lilac, vienna-marked blue, chinchilla, black, blue, lilac, ermine (white chinchilla) and rare magpie Netherland dwarf babies.

We have four dwarf breeds of bunnies. The Netherland dwarf is one of the smallest breeds and 1.5 to 3 lbs on average. Is has a short, cobby body, rounded head and short ears. The mini rex is perhaps the most playful and extroverted, with short, plush, hypoallergenic. It most resembles a cat or dog in temperament. (Please note that this breed is not *guaranteed* to not cause allergies. Allergy testing is your best bet if you have doubts about getting any pet.) Our mini rex typically weigh 2.5 to 3.5 lbs.The lionhead is a dwarf rabbit with a long mane around its neck and some longer fur on its rump, resembling a lion. It has a great temperament. Finally, the Holland lop is the smallest of all the lop-eared ( hanging ear) breeds, and usually very calm.

All our rabbits are lovingly raised in our home with 4 kids, cats and dog, and are handled daily which allows them to be socialized and used to household noises. Our rabbits are all friendly and are litter- trained or started litter -training. They are dewormed, treated for fleas, ticks, and mites and get a preventative treatment for coccidiosis.

Fancy Pet Lionheads: blue-eyed white, sable point vc.

Prices start at 100 for babies and up, depending on the breed and color. Some adults available from 50.

New cages and complete starter kits are available. Used cages also available.

Please do NOT buy a bunny impulsively. A bunny is 8 to 12 years of responsibility. It is a loving, sentient creature and is not for you to dispose after your child(ren) get bored of it. We will always take back our bunnies if you can no longer care for them (conditions apply). Please do not abandon them in a park or at the SPCA.

Please call for more information 514 779 6726

Please beware of any so-called "breeder" that invites you to their premises to "visit" their bunnies. They are not following biosecurity measures and endangering their animals!