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Our
first goal is - MANES,
that remain full & impressive
on adults.
Next we require sound
body type and sound temperaments.
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We breed for our own satisfaction,
as we enjoy showing.
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We make our breedings with
specific goals in mind.
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We
cull our litters very heavily and offer only
the very best for sale.
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We have now decided to concentrate our efforts
on Black Tortoise.
We will be keeping a select few Sable
Points, we LOVE the color.
Since Sara likes dilutes we will
have a few of those as well.
We have added back into our herd here at
Cimmaron some Polish
and Britannia Petites - simply because
we enjoy those breeds
so much in the past. We will also be expanding
our Holland Lop herd
and continue to dabble in Velveteen Lops.
We no longer have to
keep over half our rabbity cages full of
Lionheads which means we can
now go back to enjoying this as a hobby.
So we will have less
Lionheads to breed from but that doesn't
mean we will be less
selective in what we offer for sale, there
will just be less to choose from.
Because we have confidence in our Lionhead
breeding
program we offer a
SHOW
CREDIT PROGRAM
earn credit towards your
next Cimmaron rabbit.
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We
feel that breeders should stand behind thier stock.
Here is OUR
SALE POLICY and
gurantee.
We
reserve the right to refuse to place our animals,
if in our opinion the placement is not to the best
advantage of the rabbit or the breed.
Gibbons
Lionhead Standard
a
Visualization
of the Lionhead Standard
a private comment from Gail, after being asked
by so many folks if she has regrets?
"Yes,
that I ever allowed myself to be talked into that
whole game in the first place.
But I knew the politics, I knew the odds. I just
wanted to believe that what seemed to be
could not be true. Like many dreamers I believed
the playing field was level and that
people are honest and can be taken at face value.
Did I learn anything? Not really. I knew all of
that was not true in the first place.
I have been very involved in the political system
that runs this country and having
watched close up the political beast that is the
ARBA, I knew better but I hoped.
I went jousting at windmills and I knew when I did
it that most likely I would fail.
I can now go back to simply breeding and showing
my rabbits, which is what I enjoy."
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