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In this episode we talk about bonding two rabbits.  We talk about some of the tips and tricks we have both used over the years.  This is an art - not a science, so you should know that there is no one right way.  Instead there are lots of techniques and you should have lots of them on hand to try with the pair you are bonding.  You can learn more by going to this link: https://rabbit.org/articles/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Bonding-Bunnies-PPforrabbit.org_.pdf and downloading this great presentation provided by GAHRS!  

 

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In this episode, we talk to Amy Bremers (Brem).  She is a long time Educator and is in the process of becoming a Vet.  We talk about how she got started with rabbits and how the years have changed her. We talk about her future plans and some of the great people she has met along the way.  We hope you enjoy this great interview!

In this episode we talk to Jennifer Lee of the San Diego HRS about the challenges her chapter has faced during COVID-19.  This was compounded by the arrival of a deadly rabbit virus in the US.  She talks about the way they worked around these issues to continue their valuable work and how a lot of has gone on-line.  Stay tuned to our FB page for more information about classes they offer on-line!

In this episode we talk to Laura Camby McCaskill an HRS Educator - in - Training.  House Rabbit Society Educators are individuals who, thanks to their experience gained through volunteering on a local level with a humane society or other organization, or through fostering rabbits at their home, have a level of knowledge about rabbits that surpasses the rest of the population, are in agreement with the House Rabbit Society philosophy, are House Rabbit Society members, and want to use their knowledge to educate others and to help rabbits.  Laura will spend time as an EIT prior to becoming an Educator.

Join us as we continue our discussion with Christie Taylor about rabbit breeders.  We also take a few turns and twists as complete this topic. We are very grateful to Christie for sharing her knowledge and experiences with us.  We hope that you find our podcasts both enjoyable and informative.  As always, any comments can be directed to [email protected].

In this episode we continue talking to Christy Taylor about breeders and some of the things that motivate them.  We also touch on a lot of different topics that new educators should find interesting and compel them to learn more!  Please send us any feedback to [email protected].  Some of the websites we discuss that you will find interesting are: 

medirabbit.com and bio.miami.edu/hare/miamihrs.html

Please take a moment to visit these sites.  You will find a lot of valuable educational material.

Thanks to Christy for taking time to talk to us!

This is the first in a series of discussions with frequent guest Christie Taylor.  We begin by discussing the different philosophies that breeders have as compared to rescuers.  We talk about some of the reasons people breed - both accidental and on purpose and how the rabbits are affected by their actions.  Join us on this journey as we delve in to the other side of the coin.  As usual there will be many rabbit holes that we will hop down along the way.

In this episode we give you all the information you need to help identify and read the poop comming out of your bunny!   Bunny poop can be a good early warning sign for their health.  Our very first Guestcaster, Christie Taylor returns with an in deapth analysis of what you need to know about the health of your bunny based on the poop you see!  We also suggest you follow along at with the visuals at this link POOP LINK Thanks for listening!

June is National Pet Preparedness Month.  In this episode we talk to Dawn Sailer about being prepared for all kinds of emergencies.  We go over what you should have on hand just in case and things that work best for rabbits.  You will learn about emergency items that you should have on hand and also about making sure that somebody is your buddy in case you need their help during an emergency.  You will also learn about many items that are available to help you be prepared.   You can visit this link XXXTOFOLLOWXXX for more information about many of the great ideas that Dawn shared with us.   You might also enjoy dropping back and listening to NMHRS episode #28 where we interviewed Dawn about how she got started with rabbits and got in to the biz!