Current & Upcoming Sales
UPDATED: 11/23/25
All rabbits PRICING Scale
This is a general pricing scale of what you can expect in quality from us, itll help me tremendously to understand what youre looking for if I know where your expectations on quality fall within this range. This range takes everything into account on overall balance and fur. Again, if youre looking for specific traits I could have those traits available at different quality ranges which just means the lower the range the more weaknesses youll have in combination. These pictures are for general reference.
baseline, economy Meat breeding animals
$100
For people that only meat breed and just want good quality animals from quality bloodlines but don’t care about any of the extra frills.
These animals are only offered between 8-12 weeks old. Animals are sold WITHOUT pedigrees.
These animals are not tattooed and are not intended to be shown or bred for show.
The causal SOP breeder
$125-$175
This bracket is for people who primarily meat breed but may have a slight interest in dabbling in one or two shows a year but are not fully committed to it yet. Or meat breeders who care a lot about improving the quality of their stock and trying to better their rabbits but really dont need to spend the extra money on those higher bracket show animals because they do not go to shows.
While nicer animals than your average run of the mill, these animals are still intended for meat purposes and will be tattooed with MEAT ONLY tattoos.
These animals have the potential to be “bred-up” in quality if at some point you decide to dabble in shows. They could be used alongside a show-quality animal for a basic starting program. Quality animals to get your feet wet, but likely will not be competitive beyond your local fair circuit.
Animals beyond this point are specifically, and critically, selected for show homes. These are not available to people who do not actively breed for show.
Let me say that again for those in the back….if I cannot verify that your primary function as a breeder is for show. If I cannot verify that you actively attend at least local shows. If I cannot verify that you largely cull vs sell. Then I will not sell these animals to you. I do not take the sale of these animals lightly.
If youve gotten to this point and youre asking yourself, “But what qualifies the difference between meat quality and show quality?”. The answer is unfortunately complicated because any animal free of disqualifications can technically be shown. Outside of that, there’s no formal standard or definition, and, further, sometimes show quality animals can have known disqualifications. So the term show quality is truly defined by every individual. Heres my take as it applies to my own rabbits….
I believe that my reputation for quality is defined more by the animals I sell vs the animals I keep. I take that very seriously. I also believe that, generally speaking, show animals are better meat animals - up to a point. I also believe the priorities of meat-focused breeders and show-focused breeders are going to differ slightly. I believe that certain traits that may be considered highly valuable for show breeders really dont equate to a larger carcass yield; therefore meat breeders probably don’t need to pay double the amount for animals with those traits. The quality difference between a $200 rabbit and a $400 is not double. But, the difference between a $100 rabbit and a $200 rabbit is double, though. Lets put this into a more tangible example. Meat breeders should be prioritizing flesh condition, structural depth, and bone. Show breeders will probably be prioritizing depth, flesh condition, finish, and peak. Having correct peaks really does not have a large impact on meat yield (not in the same way that depth will), however, correct peaks are highly sought after in show rabbits and people are willing to pay a lot of money to acquire rabbits with correct peaks. So in our pricing scale before, a $100 rabbit might be lacking depth - a $200 rabbit may have great depth - a $400 may have exceptional depth AND a correct peak. So meat breeders will find great value between $100 and $200, but not between $200 and $400. So as an experienced show breeder I can use my understanding of what traits “show better” and how difficult those traits can be to obtain to price my rabbits accordingly. This is also why people who do not show cannot be selling show rabbits because they lack the understanding of the nuances between the two.
And as it specifically relates to Rex, show breeders are going to be divided between fur and body breeders. So if youre a meat breeder looking for a quality show breeder to get basic breeding stock then you need to find the ones that focus on body. So in our example, a $200 rabbit from one show breeder may look very different than a $200 rabbit from another because one values fur more highly and the other may value body. Variety can also come into play with pricing because the quality of rarer varieties will generally be lower but the prices are the same because supply is low. So even from my own program a $200 chin may be lower quality than my $200 otter. That also needs to be taken into account.
Show quality - starter animals
$200-$300
These are very common quality animals and are available year-round. These are animals that still have more strengths than weaknesses but often lack an attribute that makes them competitive against higher-classed animals nationally. Commonly sold as pieces rabbits or preferably in pairs or trios. Still successful show careers but will be more dependent on what part of the country you live and coat condition during each show.
show quality - next level animals
$350 - $450
Typically would’ve been in the Top 3 of their litter in my main string does. Capable of being competitive in the upper to middle of their class nationally. Powerhouse producers. Not available to people who have followed us on Facebook for less than a year. Not available to new breeders with less than 2 years of experience showing. Ideally for breeders looking to be serious about being nationally competitive. Available throughout the year, but also common quality at Nationals or Convention.
Animals previously sold in this range have won BOB at 200+ turnouts in other parts of the country. Again, this is not a guarantee about how any individual animal will place at any given time. Its a baseline scale based on quality available nationally.
show quality - Rare/matriarch
$500+
These are going to be rare rabbits often saved for sale at national conventions or for people who contact me well in advance and are on a high-budget waitlist. These are matriarch quality rabbits that can be competitive nationally - game changers.
These are animals that I want to make sure are going to a home that is committed and passionate about the breed. People with extensive experience showing rabbits and stable breeding programs. They deserve a life being used to the fullest extent. I do not sell these to new breeders. I do not sell these to people I do not know.
These are 3 or less available per year.