Woolie Creations Angora Rabbits

I had a little disagreement with my ISP yesterday WildBlue and fired them. I am without internet at my house until August so I may be a little slow posting here and answering emails. :) It is really a funny feeling being without something you have come to depend on! I will survive though, and maybe I will get a lot more done around the house!
I had a new litter of Satin Hybrids born yesterday. There are all kinds of different colors in there! It is really strange having Blue Eyed White crosses and they not be Vienna Marked! They are all solid colors.
Above is a picture of 2 Golden Steel French Angoras. The beautiful solid buck is spoken for but the Vienna Marked Doe is available. She is the one with the white nose. :) She will carry the Vienna (Blue Eyed White) gene. Just look at that precious face!! You just want to squeeze her!!! LOL The mom is a stunning golden steel doe and dad is Sinclair my BEW french buck. (see below) Sinclair has been clipped in this picture so please overlook that. He is a beautiful boy when he has his show coat!

I am gearing up for the one BIG show I go to every year in Dalton, Georgia on March 1st & 2nd. It is a triple show, meaning there are 3 rabbit shows to show in. Mid-South Angora Rabbit Society is also putting on a Double Angora Specialty again. We had a great turn out with about 45 angoras being shown. (I will double check that number just to make sure). You can click on the link to the Dalton show here.

We will have more detailed information the closer the show date gets. The folks at the NWGC&RC put on a super show that is very well organized and professional. They work with the Angora breeders to get them up when they are ready, and not to soon! After all we have to do some brushing and blowing before presenting our magnificent animals don't we? LOL All jokes aside they are fabulous people at the Dalton show. Make sure you mark your calenders for March 1st & 2nd.

The NARBC has really come a long way in the past year or so. It is the only National Angora club. The membership is run like a well oiled machine by Margaret Bartold our Secretary. Judy Riddle is our President and running things as she always does..... very well. Jacque Dumas is our long time Treasurer and does a fantastic job! We have a great membership that makes it all possible. If you want a great club to learn more about Angora Rabbits the NARBC - National Angora Rabbit Breeders Club
is a great place to start.