Featured Rabbit Breeder Index

Featured Rabbit Breeder Index: A number of rabbit breeders who take their rabbit breeding seriously have subscribed to our Featured Rabbitry service! This number is growing; so now you can take a look at any or all of our Featured Rabbitries to help you find which rabbitries provide rabbits that will best fit your needs. 

Each featured rabbit breeder has their own full webpage here on Raising-Rabbits, with lots of pictures and details about their rabbits and services.

The prospective customer gets to see many photos of available rabbits, and a full page of descriptions and explanations. This really helps to answer your questions ahead of time, or allay any concerns you may have, whether your seeking show quality rabbits or a fabulous pet bunny.

Of course, remaining questions need to be addressed directly with the featured rabbit breeder.

We encourage you to click through to any of the featured rabbitries that are within your driving distance parameters! 

This Index page lists the featured rabbitries in the United States by state. The international rabbitries follow. Just click the green hotlinks and go.

Quick Index of Featured Rabbitries

Clicking the State links will take you below to the featured rabbitries in that state.

United States

Idaho:
Chicken and Bear Rabbitry: Holland Lops

Massachusetts:
Whatnot Farm: Giant Angoras

New Jersey: 
Belle's Bunny Boutique: Holland Lops, Mini Lion Lops
Ruth's Royal Rabbits: Holland Lops
Sweet Dream Bunnies and Beyond

North Carolina: 
Breadbox Rabbitry: Netherland Dwarfs
What The Fluffle Rabbitry: New Zealands, Champagnes

South Carolina: 
The Farm at Fort Mill: Holland Lops

Tennessee: 
Lexy's Bunny Nether-Land: Netherland Dwarfs

Canada

Quebec: 
MapleRidge Stables Rabbitry: Himalayan Rabbits

Featured Rabbit Breeder Index: USA

Featured Rabbitries in Idaho

Young Black Otter Holland Lop doe.

Chicken and Bear Rabbitry
Idaho Falls, ID
Breeds: Holland Lop rabbits
More detail: Purebred pets. Pedigrees available. We always give a little informational pamphlet to anyone that adopts from us. And, we always send transitional feed with our bunnies!
Email: aegardner2010 @ gmail. com
Phone: (208) 881 - 8973
Featured Rabbitry Page: Chicken and Bear Rabbitry
Instagram: Chicken and Bear Rabbitry on Insta
Facebook: Chicken and Bear Rabbitry on FB
8/27/2021

Featured Rabbitries in Massachusetts

Young blue Giant Angora doe

Whatnot Farm
Marlborough, MA  
Breeds: Giant Angora, colors include REW, BEW, Tort, and Blue
More detail: All new baby bunnies have a pedigree. 
Additional products: Hand Knitted items and hand rendered angora (rabbit wool) fibers.
Featured Rabbitry Page: Whatnot Farm
Website: www.whatnotfarm.com/home
Email:  whatnotfarm.ma @ gmail . com
Phone: (857) 829 - 2407
5/28/2021 (Updated)

Featured Rabbitries in New Jersey

Belle's Bunny Boutique
Belmar, NJ
Breeds: Holland Lops.
More detail: Carefully bred for health, type and friendly personality. Our breeding stock has been carefully selected from top breeders; we have invested in the best to avoid issues that come with poor genetics. We begin holding our baby kits at 4 days of age and start potty-training at 2 weeks.  Our rabbitry is completely indoors and we lovingly handle the bunnies every day.
Contact: bunnyboutique4 @ yahoo . com 
Featured Rabbitry Page: Belle's Bunny Boutique
Website: www.bellesbunnyboutique.com
7/23/2021

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Hagrid the Holland Lop from Ruth's Royal Rabbits in New Jersey, USA

Ruth's Royal Rabbits
New Providence, NJ 
Breed: Holland Lops
More detail: Sweet and smart bunnies waiting to be adopted. They enjoy playing, tasty treats, cuddles, and taking cute pictures. They have been socialized to people and will make a loving addition to your home. Bunnies can be reserved with a $50 deposit. We are a member of ARBA.
Featured Rabbitry Page: Ruth's Royal Rabbits
Website: www.ruthsroyalrabbits.com/
Email: ruthsroyalrabbits @ gmail. com
Point of Contact: Sarah
Breed/Color/Age/Size: Holland Lops.

8/24/2021

Sweet Dream Bunnies and Beyond, and...
Go Bunny Treats
East Brunswick, NJ 
Breed: Netherland Dwarf
More detail: Netherland Dwarfs in many varieties. They also own "Go Bunny Treats," organic food and treats for rabbits, and send each bunny to its new home with a Starter Kit Bundle. Bunnies can be reserved with a $100 deposit. They are members of ARBA.

Featured Rabbitry Page: Sweet Dream Bunnies and Beyond
Website: https://sweetdreamfarm.webs.com/
Email: ruthsroyalrabbits @ gmail. com
Point of Contact: Sarah
Breed/Color/Age/Size: Holland Lops.
1/25/2022

Featured Rabbitries in North Carolina

Breadbox Rabbitry
Chapel Hill, NC  
Breeds: Netherland Dwarf, Jersey Wooly for show and pet
Email: breadboxfarm @ gmail . com
Featured Rabbitry Page: Breadbox Rabbitry
Website: www.breadboxfarm.com/ 
Instagram: Breadbox Rabbitry on Instagram
More detail: ARBA registered.

Pictured: Orange Otter Netherland Dwarf.

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Young Champagne d'Argent buck at What The Fluffle Rabbitry in North Carolina.

What the Fluffle Rabbitry
Dobson, NC
Breeds: Purebred New Zealand rabbits and Champagne d'Argent rabbits for meat, breeding, show and pets.
More detail:  ARBA-registered rabbitry with high quality, fast growing and gorgeous rabbits for breeding, meat, show and pets. We raise purebred New Zealand reds, whites, blues, blacks and brokens. We also have lines of pedigreed Champagne d'Argent. We sell weaning-age kits through to breeding age and prices start at $20. We also sell rabbit meat.
Featured Rabbitry Page: What the Fluffle Rabbitry
Website: tribeofthunderfarm.weebly.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/tribeofthunderfarm/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/tribeofthunderfarm
Email: wtfrabbitry @ gmail . com
Phone: (336) 480 - 1922
10/15/2021 (Updated) 

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The Farm at Fort Mill

Technically, it's in South Carolina just over the border, but it's only 2 miles south of Charlotte, North Carolina. Scroll down to the South Carolina section on this page or click The Farm at Fort Mill to go directly to their Featured Rabbitry page.

Pictured: Rescue rabbit Eeyore often navigates with an ear in his mouth!

Featured Rabbitries in South Carolina

Blue-eyed V-marked black Holland Lop.

The Farm at Fort Mill
Fort Mill, SC 
Breeds: Holland Lops. Fully Pedigreed, especially Vienna marked, harlequins, magpies, blue-eye whites, white eared, and many beautiful colors.  
More detail: ARBA members. Animals are cherished, handled, and socialized daily by nine (9) children, who also maintain a very clean rabbitry. 
Featured Rabbitry Page: The Farm at Fort Mill
Website: thefarmatfortmill.com/
Facebook: The Farm at Fort Mill on FB
Phone: (610) 844 - 8072
Email: kristinsteimeryoung @ gmail. com
10/7/2021

Featured Rabbitries in Tennessee

Bunnies ready to adopt during Christmas Week, 2021.

Lexy's Bunny Nether-Land 
Kingston, TN 
Breeds:  Netherland Dwarf.
More detail: All of my rabbits are kept indoors. They are handled daily and have names. I litter box train my bunnies and they are well on the way to being trained by eight weeks. It's very important to provide docile and sweet natured rabbits to new homes.
Featured Rabbitry Page: Lexy's Bunny Nether-Land
Email: lexy.onealintn @ gmail. com
Phone: (423) 463 - 9722
9/22/2021

Featured Rabbit Breeder Index: Canada

Featured Rabbitries in Quebec

Blue-pointed Himalayan bunny.

MapleRidge Stables Rabbitry
Rigaud, Quebec, Canada 
Breed/Color/Age/Size: Himalayan Rabbits. Varieties raised are: Black, blue, chocolate, and lilac. 
Point of Contact: Marie-Eve Nadeau
Email:  marieb1 @ sympatico. ca
Phone: (418) 222 - 1990
Featured Rabbitry Page: MapleRidge Stables Rabbitry
Facebook:  MapleRidgeStables on FB 
6/20/2021

Buyer Beware

Rabbit raisers are a very good bunch, most of the time. We've heard of no problems with any rabbitries we've listed, but just the same, we ask that the buyer beware.

We have not visited the rabbitries listed. Do your research, keep your eyes open, and get yourself healthy rabbits:

• Ask if the breeder has had problems with buck teeth. Look in the rabbit's mouth - the top rabbit teeth should overlap the bottom teeth.
• Ask if any genetic problems lurk in the herd. Buying meat rabbits? Ask about yellow fat. Certain breeds and lines within breeds have have their own various genetic problems - ask.
• Listen inside the rabbitry - If you hear *any* sneezing or see *any* white snot, you may wish to leave without rabbits. Snotty mats on forearms means a sick rabbit - don't buy. A damp nose (except on very hot days) might (but doesn't always) mean trouble - be cautious.
• Turn the rabbit (or bunny) over to ensure the bottom is clean (no diarrhea). (Remnants of a  mild bunny diarrhea between 4 - 9 weeks old that has passed is not a problem.)
• Buy at your own risk, and let us know of any problems. Thanks!