Lets review last years goals and see what we managed.
1. Water Bottles. We have learned crocks become gross very quickly. Mission Complete
2. More toys. Our bunnies are so playful and are continually amused by any toys we happen to give them. Mission Complete
3. More cages. A year ago, even six months ago I didn't think our space would fill up so quickly. 12 holes seemed like plenty. Especially when we had so many misses and lost kits, etc. But here we are almost in a panic needing cages immediately. Work in progress
4. Assemble our lovely binder that was started for us by Little Rascals Rabbitry. Organizing our pedigrees and rabbitry information. Work in progress
5. Grand Champion a home grown and continue showing more homegrowns. Mission Complete
6. Build a bunny barn and leave the comforts of our garage. Sigh. I do love just going out the back door into bunny world. But we need more space so hopefully we can save up and make a fun little barn to move into. Didn't happen
7. Obtain a new Herd Buck. Mission Complete
8. Create our facebook page and Sell some of our stock. This is the hard one. This means I have to leave the cave. We have to put our face out there for all to see. We have to part with some of our beloved babies and seniors. Work in Progress
9. Be selective. Our first year was a year of much learning. We bred to learn type and growth. We purchased stock to get us started. We made choices we would not make now. We have learned more what we want and we don't need to settle for just anything. Mission Complete
10. Take our time and have fun. As much as I want to protect and raise wonderful typey Hollands, it is pointless if we aren't having fun along the way. I don't want the competitive shows or the poor quality breeders to take away from all of the love and enjoyment that we put into our rabbits. Mission Complete
1. Water Bottles. We have learned crocks become gross very quickly. Mission Complete
2. More toys. Our bunnies are so playful and are continually amused by any toys we happen to give them. Mission Complete
3. More cages. A year ago, even six months ago I didn't think our space would fill up so quickly. 12 holes seemed like plenty. Especially when we had so many misses and lost kits, etc. But here we are almost in a panic needing cages immediately. Work in progress
4. Assemble our lovely binder that was started for us by Little Rascals Rabbitry. Organizing our pedigrees and rabbitry information. Work in progress
5. Grand Champion a home grown and continue showing more homegrowns. Mission Complete
6. Build a bunny barn and leave the comforts of our garage. Sigh. I do love just going out the back door into bunny world. But we need more space so hopefully we can save up and make a fun little barn to move into. Didn't happen
7. Obtain a new Herd Buck. Mission Complete
8. Create our facebook page and Sell some of our stock. This is the hard one. This means I have to leave the cave. We have to put our face out there for all to see. We have to part with some of our beloved babies and seniors. Work in Progress
9. Be selective. Our first year was a year of much learning. We bred to learn type and growth. We purchased stock to get us started. We made choices we would not make now. We have learned more what we want and we don't need to settle for just anything. Mission Complete
10. Take our time and have fun. As much as I want to protect and raise wonderful typey Hollands, it is pointless if we aren't having fun along the way. I don't want the competitive shows or the poor quality breeders to take away from all of the love and enjoyment that we put into our rabbits. Mission Complete
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