genetik arnab broken oleh newhillz rabbitry

apa  itu broken ....  sila baca artikel diatas...
"Broken means any color in conjunction with white" - Kim's Rabbit Hutch

apa itu charlie??
"CHARLIE - an extremely lightly marked animal in marked breeds or Broken Groups. A Charlie usually has colored ears, light eye circles, and a "Charlie Chaplin" mustache-like marking. It is usually devoid of back and side markings." - ARBA standard of perfection 2011-2012 pg. 6.

arnab sy bunting ker tak?? camana nak check??

arnabkus download 2 : Seni memeriksa arnab bunting

arnabkus download 2

The Art of Palpation

from arba

ketahui cara -cara memeriksa arnab yang bunting...

nak tau bagaimana???
pelajari cara nya....

practice make perfect....

klik pada gambar untuk artikel penuh

arnabkus download 1.. meat production

click sini untuk ke full article

Panduan menternak arnab daging dari belakang rumah dinegara uncle sam Texas...

selamat membaca

ilmu yg ingin dikongsi bersama....

Rabbit ABC Glossary... 'B'

BACK -  The top portion of shoulders, loin, and hindquarters.

BALANCE -(1)Type--Shape or conformation. An orderly and pleasing arrangement of physical characteristics, so as to present a harmonious appearance. (2)Marking--Equal distribution of corresponding marking, such as color divisions of the Harlequin, or equal amounts of color on the cheeks of the Dutch. Equal distribution of color in the pattern and side markings of the Checkered Giant, English Spot, and Rhinelender.

BAND -An unbroken vertical circle of marking color around the body of Harlequin.

BANDING -A hair shaft having various colors. Normally associated with an agouti coat.

BANGS -The longer wool appearing at the front base of the ears and top of the head in some wool breeds.







BAR - A semicircle of marking color, running vertically on the sides or body of the Harlequin.

BARRED - (1)Elongated spots which should be round. (As found in the side marking of the Rhinelander or  English Spot, or the cheek spots of the Rhinelander, English Spot, or Checkered Giant.) (2)Light colored streaks or bars on the front or rear feet.

BASE COLOR or UNDERCOLOR - The fur color at the base of the fur shaft nest to the skin.

BELLEARS - Ears that have large, heavy tips with distinctive fall or lop.

BELLY -The abdomen, from the last rib to pelvis, containening primarily the organ digestion

BELLY COLOR - The color on the underside of the rabbit extending from the forelegs to the crotch area.

BLAZE - The white marking found on the face of a Dutch. It should be medium wide and wedge shaped, covering the nose, whisker bed, and tapering up to the ears, where it joins the hair line. The blaze is to continue to the cheeks and should be well rounded and follow the jaw line after passing the whisker bed.

BLEMISH - Any defect or fault which detracts from the appearance.

BLOOM -  The vitality and finish of a coat in good condition.

BOB TAIL - A tail noticeably shorter than normal. A disqualification from competition.

BOIL or ABSCESS - A localized area of inflammation caused by an infection under the skin, in a gland, or in a hair follicle. It may produce localized swelling, heat and redness. It is sometimes characterized by swollen, inflamed tissue, where pus gather. A disqualification from competition.

BONE - The term used to describe the skeletal structure of a rabbit.








BOOTS - The colored markings on the feet and legs of Pointed Pattern rabbits.

BOWED LEGS - May be applied to the fore & hind legs. Bent like a bow. Legs that are curved outwardly or inwardly from the middle. A disqualification from competition.

BREED - A class of domestic rabbits that reproduces itself with distinctive characteristic, such as fur, marking, shape, and size.

BREEDER - (1) Anyone who raises a breed or variety of rabbits which complies with the Standard of Perfection. (2)A rabbit used primarily to produce offspring.

BREEDING CERTIFICATE - A written certificate, issue by the owner of a stud buck, showing its pedigree and the date of breeding to a particular doe. It is issued as proof of the ancestry of the anticipated litter.





BRINDLE - An inter mixture of two colors without definite pattern.

BRINDLING - The longer tan tipped guard hairs carried up the flanks and hindquarter of Tan Pattern rabbits.

BROKEN COAT - Fur with guard hairs missing or broken, exposing the undercoat. A coat that is affected by molt, exposing the undercoat.

BUCK - An intact male rabbits.

BUCK TEETH - see wolf teeth. A disqualification in competition.











BULL DOG HEAD - A short, broad, bold head, with a definite masculine appearance.

BUTTERFLY - A nose marking found on some marked breeds and Broken varieties. The wing positions cover the whisker bed and upper lip, with the body or nose fork extending up the center of the face.

BUTTING TEETH - A form of malocclusion, where the incisors meet evenly, without  the upper incisors overlapping the lower incisors in proper structure. A disqualification from competition.





this is a glossary of words and term specific to rabbits and rabbit showing. These are not necessarily the dictionary definitions.
Standard of Perfection 2011-2015 by ARBA. Inc.

Rabbit ABC Glossary... 'A'

ABSCESS or BOIL - A localized area of inflammation couse by an infection under the skin, in a gland, or in a hair follicle. It may produce localized, swelling, heat, ad redness. It is sometimes characterized by swollen, inflamed tissue, where pus gathers. A disqualification from competition.







ADULT - A mature rabbit of breeding age. For show qualification see senior

AGOUTI PATTERN - A hair Shaft that has three or more bands of color,  with a definite break between each color. It usually has dark slate at the base, with two or more alternating light or dark bands of color, which if further interspersed with contrasting guard hairs. The head, feet, and ear usually have ticking. Eye circles, belly, under jaws, underside of tail, and triangle are much lighter (may be white for some cases) and do not carry ticking.

ALBINO - A white rabbit with pink eyes caused by a recessive gene.







ARCH - The Gentle curvature of the spine, extending from the neck (or shoulders in some breeds) to the rear of the rabbit. This is the best observed by viewing the animal side profile.






AWN FLUFF - The soft, crimped, intermediate wool fibers ending with a straight tip. A type of wool fiber describe in the Giant Angora standard.






AWN HAIR - The strong, straight, guard hair protruding above the undercoat in the Giant Angora.








this is a glossary of words and term specific to rabbits and rabbit showing. These are not necessarily the dictionary definitions.
Standard of Perfection 2011-2015 by ARBA. Inc.

Rabbit ku mengigit!!!!!!!! Kenapa????????? Why??????

Biting and Aggression

Every rabbit has the potential to inflict a very painful bite or to shred human skin with strong legs and sharp claws.  This kind of aggression is, almost always, a last resort after their human failed to recognize earlier communication of displeasure (see Bunny speak 101).

Reasons Buns Bite

Fear.  A frightened rabbit will lash out at predators who come near in an attempt to inflict enough damage to the pursuer to repel the attack.  These are strong instincts and a frightened bun will not take the time to determine if that hand that is swooping toward them is their beloved owner or a predator.
Blind Spot.  Rabbits have a blind spot in their vision.  They cannot see directly in front of them.  If you look at a bun's head, the eyes are on the sides, allowing a wider field of vision.  When people stick their hand in a bun's cage, they usually stick their hand toward the bun's head. . . in the blind spot. All the rabbit knows is that, without warning, something has touched them.  They, instinctively lash out.  Always warn your bun before approaching them and, better yet, make sure your hands are not in their blind spot.

Pecking Order.  Rabbits in colonies develop very strict hierarchies.  Much of this is achieved non-violently, but nips are frequently part of establishing who's in charge.  If your bun feels that you are trying to get "too big for your britches," they may bite you to remind you that they are, indeed, in charge.
Sexual Behavior.  Nipping is often part of the mating ritual.   So, if little Pookie is circling your feet and nipping ankles and hands, consider yourself "wooed."
Pain and Illness.  Rabbits in physical distress will bite.  Any sick or injured animal is dangerous and should be approached as such.  Sick and injured animals should always be handled with gloves and towels.

Strangers in the Warren.  If a stranger attempts to be too familiar too quickly, then Thump may nip a finger in warning.  Rabbits love the familiar and they often require time to accept change.  This includes new people in their lives.
In many of the cases where people have been bitten, frankly they have deserved it.  Children who harass the cute little bunnies in the cage by sticking their fingers in the bun's face over and over deserve a little nip.

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Kits Ready for Show... calculate & bred your rabbit now!!!

Mahukan arnab yang lahir dari reban anda memasuki Rabbit show???

 Class(*1) mana...Jr. @ Sr.??

Kita andaikan bahawa Rabbit show yang akan datang pada pertengahan bulan Jun tahun 2012, 
(let say 15 June 2012)

maka untuk arnab yang akan dipertandingkan berumur sekurang kurangnya 3 bulan pada tarikh show tersebut. 

induk arnab akan dikahwinkan selewat-lewatnya pada 16 febuari 2012 .  ini membolehkan anak arnab yang bakal lahir dijangkakan pada 18 Mac 2012  itu boleh memasuki class Junior(*2) pada rabbit show tersebut.

Bagi membolehkan arnab yang bakal lahir memasuki Class Senior(*3) dalam Rabbit show tersebut..Induk Arnab mestilah dikahwinkan selewat-lewatnya 16 November 2011, atau arnab yang lahir sebelum 17 Disember 2011. (untuk 4-class rabbits)

(*1)Class--Age at which the rabbit is shown: Junior, Intermediate, Senior

(*2)Junior--A rabbit under six months of age

(*3)Senior--A rabbit over six months of age for 4-class rabbits and over eight months of age for 6-class rabbits

other link:

~kits ready for show calculator

~ A Glossary of Terms Used in Showing Rabbits

~ age calculator

Arnab telor @ testis sebelah jer....

sedikit cerita menarik mengenainya...

telor sebelah @ Cryptorchidism......

click link here.... cerita 1 tentang telor seblah

click link here... ape tu Cryptorchidism oleh en wiki

artikel 2... dari vetlearn

selamat membaca....

p/s :... after clik link... pls clik skip ads....

Breeder assistant - aku kecewa dengan software ni... huhuhuh

dari pos yang sebelum nih... aku ada habaq pasal software nih..

so sape yg berhajat nk pakai yg ori bukan trial yg limited data... aku saran kan baik takyah kalau nak guna yang Personal edition... kalau banyak duit leh guna yg profesional n comersial ok kot... tapi pada aku tak berbaloi...

pas ni nak cuba habiskan duit kat software lain pulak.... huhuhuh ( adusss terkena sudah.....)

http://www.tenset.co.uk/ba/smallmammal/index.html

sape pernah pakai nih??? yg ori yer.. bukan yg trial punye...

nak tau ape kelebihan daftar pakai yang ori nih...

Software -Breeder Assistant

http://www.tenset.co.uk/ba/smallmammal/index.html

sape pernah pakai nih??? yg ori yer.. bukan yg trial punye...

nak tau ape kelebihan daftar pakai yang ori nih...

Antibiotik yang berbahaya untuk rabbit anda

Beberapa antibiotik dilaporkan berbahaya kepada arnab. Walaupun ia membantu melawan jangkitan bakteria, ianya membawa kesan sekunder seperti nephrotoxicity atau masalah gastro usus yang boleh membawa masalah kepada maut. Dysbiosis** sering diperhatikan; Flora bakteria usus yang hadir secara semula jadi dalam cecum dan usus arnab terganggu. Keadaan ini membolehkan bakteria patogenik, sepertiClostridium spp, berkembang dalam saluran GI dan untuk menghasilkan toksin berbahaya.

Berikut adalah senarai antibiotik yang telah dilaporkan berbahaya untuk digunakan atau maut bagi arnab anda.

Sila cetak dan simpan di tempat yang selamat, tunjukkan kepada doktor haiwan dalam kes beliau mahu memberikan antibiotik kepada arnab anda.

P/s : jangan memberi sebarangan antiobiotik kepada arnab anda jika anda sayangkan arnab anda....

Dysbiosis (also called dysbacteriosis) refers to a condition with microbial imbalances on or within the body. Dysbiosis is most prominent in the digestive tract or on the skin, but can also occur on any exposed surface or mucous membrane such as the vagina, lungs, nose, sinuses, ears, nails, or eyes. It has been associated with different illnesses, like inflammatory bowel disease^[1][2] and chronic fatigue syndrome.^[3]

Arnab PooP... Siri Kenali Arnab Anda.....

The Picture Guide To Rabbit Poops

Semoga menjadi ilmu yg berguna untuk dikongsi bersama...

jumpa lagi disiri yang lain....

ARNAB from DVS putrajaya

digubah semula oleh Arnabkus

dari terbitan seksyen aneka haiwan

bahagian pembangunan komoditi ternakan

jabatan perkhidmatan veterinan putrajaya

Wryneck @ headTILT

Wryneck

Wryneck, a serious problem in pet rabbits, is a mild to severe twisting of the

head that causes incoordination and sometimes total incapacitation. Wryneckis most often the result of a bacterial infection of the inner car and is not a true

neck problem. It can be treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs,

but the outlook with these cases is always guarded.

Unfortunately, wryneck often results from abscessation of the inner car (and

sometimes the brain). Penetration of antibiotics into the diseased area is often

restricted or impossible, resulting in mild improvement, temporary relief, or

no improvement at all

http://www.vet4pets.co.uk/downloads/rabbit.PDF

Ketchum... Ketchum ohh lalal (style burung kakak tua)

"Hampa…

Inilah perasaan Tim pada saat ini. Penuh kehampaan. Di masa kehampaan ini juga, saya teringat sebuah lagu yang tidak asing lagi. Lagunya seperti berikut…

Burung kakak tua
Hinggap di jendela
Nenek sudah tua
Giginya tinggal dua

Lechum Lechum Lechum
Mu la la
Lechum Lechum Lechum
Mu la la
Lechum Lechum Lechum
Mu la la
Burung Kakak Tua.

Tolong jangan salahkan Tim ye kalau I terlanjur kata dicatatan blog ini. Kenapa di masa yang terlampau hampa ini saya masih boleh ingat lagu Burung Kakak Tua? Kerana dalam ingatan Tim, Burung Kakak Tua ini pandai meniru manusia bercakap. Akan tetapi, I rasa Burung Kakak Tua ini tidak faham langsung apa yang dikatakannya.

Itulah perangai segolongan besar peminat2 arnab hias di tanahair tercinta I ini. Memang pandai meniru cara percakapan dan mengikut trend. Setiap kali saya menayang gambar arnab comel, semua sudah tahu menahu bertanya, “Yang Ni Pedigree Ke?”. Tim nak tanya, betul2 tahu tak apa itu Pedigree dan kenapa Pedigree?

Maklumlah, ada Pedigree dan Tattoo ni boleh jual lebih mahal….BOHONG!

Renung sekejap…..KUALITI bukan KUANTITI brader……Sekali lagi kita kembali ke Standard Of Perfection (dah bosan ni nak di ulang lagi macam tak habis2)….Tak pe, kita belajar slow slow skit……….

Kenapa seekor arnab dijual RM 150 lepas itu yang lain RM 500? Arnab RM 150 kalau ada pedigree terus naik harga ke RM 500 macam upgrade KAP CHAI ke SUPER BIKE….BOHONG!

Walaupun arnab impot pun ada beza KUALITINYA! Tolong jangan lupa kata2 hikmat ini boleh tolong supaya duit tidak senang berlari dari dompet….

Saya pun sudah bosan nak menaip panjang lebar ni – sila rujuk kepada catatan yang sudah lampau ini - http://truluvrabbitry.com/2010/11/19/the-reason-behind-the-tattoo/. Kalau perlu, silalah rujuk kepada kamus ye.

Akan tetapi jari2 I rasa gatal sikit. Mari, saya tolong taipkan sebanyak mungkin.

Fungsi tattoo ini bukannya untuk mendapatkan lebih duit. Malah seperti KAD PENGENALAN dalam dompet mu sayang….

Kenapa warganegara ini diberi nombor unik? Kerana semua orang ini kan spasial? Ia digelar KAD PENGENALAN. Jom kita buangkan perkataan KAD ia menjadi PENGENALAN! BINGO, itu lah fungsi TATTOO!

Ia dijadikan pengenalan untuk si ARNAB. Kalau ikut ARBA, nak masuk pertandingan ataupun nak didaftar arnab itu, kena ada PEDIGREE dan TATTOO. Pedigree untuk menyatakan arnab itu adalah TULEN kerana PEDIGREE (surat beranak) mencatitkan salahsilah keluarga 3 generasi. Untuk seekor arnab digelar PURE BREED (baka tulen), ia semestinya seekor arnab yang telah dibiak dengan 3 generasi BAKA YANG SAMA. Kalau tetiba kawan2 nampak seekor Netherland Dwarf dicatatkan di dalam PEDIGREE Holland Lop di peringkat generasi ke-3, malah arnab you itu bukan tulen. Semua arnab yang dicatitkan dalam seluruh PEDIGREE 3 generasi mestilah terdiri daripada baka arnab yang sama. Faham tak? Muka macam tak faham saja.

Tak pe, kalau tak puas atau tak faham boleh email President atau Officer ARBA. Kan lebih baik percaya sama itu Mat Salleh? Orang Malaysia sendiri ini memang merepek bukan2. Ataupun orang Malaysian sendiri ini taip dalam Bahasa Mat Salleh standard tak cukup tinggi susah nak difahami…

Kenapa Si Tim ini tattoo dan bagi pedigree/sijil beranak untuk semua arnabnya? Senang je nak jawab soalan itu. Kerana Si Tim ni nak jaga ketulenan arnab2 yang terlepas dari jari genggaman Tim. Kan arnab hias impot ini semakin popular? Dan nak mula dengan permulaan yang baik supaya dapat jejaki baka yang diimpot. Yang ni tak faham tak pe kerana bukan semua diwajibkan ikut jejak Si Tim ni.

Lebih baik jangan hinggap di atas jendela cuba nak jadi burung kakak tua. Nanti jatuh beb……." cited from tru-luv rabbitry .. tq tim

aku rase lagu kena tukau beb... ni boleh buat iklan jenama tattoo plier nih

ketchum ... ketchum..

ketchum tattoo plier.... tattoo sampai tua... hahaah

Ketchum website

Rabbit Terms by ABOB's Rabbitry

Rabbit Terms

When you hear rabbit people talk, you may hear things like - buck, doe, kits, kindle, lagomorph, variety, etc. Is this a new langauage? No..., It's rabbit speak.

Here are the meanings of some different rabbit terms...

ARBA - American Rabbit Breeders Association

BIS - Best in Show

BOB - Best of Breed

BOS - Best of Opposite Sex

BOSV - Best of Oppostie Sex of Variety

BOV - Best of Variety

Broken - When the solid coat color of a rabbit has white patches or large white areas.

Buck - un-altered male rabbit.

Butterfly - A dark colored area around the rabbits nose- on a broken colored rabbit- that resembles a butterfly.

Charlie - A Broken patterned animal with less than 10% color on white fur.

Condition - the physical shape a rabbit is in.

Culling - When you remove less desirable rabbits from your herd, either by selling them or killing them, so you do not breed down undesirable qualities in your rabbits.

Dewlap - Thick folds of furred skin under a rabbits chin, mostly on does.

Doe - un-altered female rabbit.

Eye circle - Even markings around both eyes.

Faults - Imperfections on a rabbit that bring down the number of points a rabbit may win for show, but does not disqualify it from showing.

Fly back - After brushing the coat in the opposite direction it is going in, it falls back in place quickly.

Four Class - Show term for rabbits weighing less than 9 lbs at senior weight.

Guard hair - the longer, coarser hair of the coat which offers protection to the undercoat and providing wearing quality and sheen to the coat.

Inbreeding - mating closely related pairs of rabbits such as mother to son.

Junior - A show term for rabbits under 6 months of age.

Kindling - When a rabbit gives birth to babies.

Kits - A baby rabbit.

Lagomorph - The technical name for a rabbit

Lapin - The french word for "rabbit".

Linebreeding- mating rabbits that are descended from the same family line, but are related several generations back, such as first cousins or uncle to niece.

Litter - Baby rabbits born to the same mother at the same time.

Malocclusion - An inherited defect where the upper and lower jaws do not let the teeth meet, allowing either the bottom or top teeth to grow long and unevenly out of the rabbits mouth.

Molt - When a rabbit sheds it's hair.

Nest box- Where a doe kindles its kits.

Outbreeding - Mating two totally unrelated rabbits.

Pair - A buck and a doe.

Palpate - To feel a pregnant does underside to determine whether or not she is pregnant, usually not less than 12 or more than 14 days into the pregnancy.

Pedigree - A chart showing the descendants of a rabbit, three to four generations back.

Rabbitry - A place where domestic rabbits are raised or kept.

Rollback - After brushing the coat in the opposite direction it is going in, it falls back in place slowly.

Saddle - The rounded colored portion at the rear of a dutch rabbit.

Senior - A rabbit that is over 6 months of age or older.

Six class rabbits - A show term for rabbits over 9 lbs. at senior weight.

Smut - Slate grey fur that is not supposed to be on a standard color for a rabbit.

Tattoo - a set of numbers and or letters tattooed into a rabbits left ear for identification.

Trio - One buck and two does.

Type - Denotes body conformation or the shape of a particular breed of rabbit.

Variety - A rabbit's color.

Weaning - The process of getting a baby rabbit to go from drinking its mother's milk to eating solid food.

cited from :

http://nelseyfamily.jimdo.com/speaking-rabbit-terms/

what is pedigree

What is a Pedigree?

A pedigree is used by rabbit breeders to record the parentage of rabbits of a specific breed and to show that a specific rabbit is purebred. If you ever want to get a rabbit registered and grand championed you will need a pedigree.

How to Use These Pedigrees

For those of you new to filling out a pedigree here is some information you might find helpful. Blank Generic Rabbit Pedigree: Center Top under Rabbit Pedigree has a place for you to put whatever breed of rabbit that pedigree is for To the left is a place for you to put your information The first box on the left in the center is to put the information of the baby rabbit (kit) Name is the name of the rabbit. Many people use their rabbitry name and then a name for the kit. Ex. ABOB's Midnight Sky (ABOB is the abrieviation for my rabbitry A Basket of Blessings) You could put your name (ex. Dawn's Midnight Sky) if you don't have a rabbitry name. Alot of people do even if they have a rabbitry name. You could just put your name and leave the rest blank for the new owner to fill in. I do this with kits I am selling (ex. ABOB's ____________________________) Then the color of the rabbit comes next

The ear # of the rabbit - you can leave this blank and let the new owner give one later if you don't want to assign ear numbers right now. This is a means of identifying the rabbit for future reference. It also helps when selling rabbits of the same color. If I have say 2 torts and 5 black torts tattoing them with an ear # will help me to eventually tell them apart when I go to sell them. Also if anyone has a question about a rabbit I sold I can look up the information on that rabbit by looking up it's ear #. Next is the DOB or date of birth Then the sex - buck (boy) or doe (girl) Wt is the weight of the rabbit. Unless the rabbit is an adult (6 months) I leave this blank Reg. # is for registered numbers & GC # is for Grand Champion numbers so don't fill this out unless the rabbit has them. The new owner will fill those out later if they apply. Winnings: Legs - the number of wins a rabbit has. When a rabbit wins its class and there is enough competitors they win a leg. If a rabbit gets 3 legs and is registered, you can apply to have the rabbit Grand Championed. You must be an ARBA member to do this. The next two boxes are for the kit rabbit's parents. Sire is the dad and Dam is the mom. Then there are the grandparents and great grandparents of the kit. When you have filled in all this information you have a full pedigree. All the rabbits must be purebred rabbits of the same breed. Check it over with for any corrections and then you sign it at the bottom under: This pedigree is correct to the best of my knowledge.

http://nelseyfamily.jimdo.com/owning-a-rabbitry/management/rabbit-pedigrees/

Rabbit Pedigree question?

On a pedigree, you are right, there are all spaces like that. The breeder is supposed to fill in thecolor and weight (in pounds and ounces) and they are supposed to include the Ear Number (the number tattoed in the rabbit's left ear). What you were referring to as legs, doesn't refer to describing the rabbit's actual legs. It describes that rabbit's winnings. A rabbit shown in a class with at least 5 rabbits and with at least 3 different breeders, if that rabbit wins its class it gets a "leg" or certificate saying that it won a first place. If a rabbit wins 3 legs it can apply for a Grand Champion.

That blank space you referred to could either be for the rabbit's name or for the rabbit's ear number. Usually there is a space for each. You might check that your rabbit has an ear number in its left ear and record that. And make sure you record that on the pedigree if it isn't on there. If it is the name, then put whatever name you want to call the rabbit in the space, since you do own the rabbit now and it is your right to name it. But do not change anything regarding the ancestors. The person who sold you the rabbit signed that pedigree stating that it was true.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090228135003AAjBs0x

rabbit food pyramid

sekadar berkongsi ilmu... heheheh