I decided to breed Giant Rabbits because I wanted to breed something different and there was no one else that I knew in our area that bred them. I bought my first two British Giants to keep as pets; I had no intention at that point of breeding them. When I bought the first one I asked the breeder for a buck because my experience with rabbits told me that they usually make better pets. However, having had this buck for a couple of weeks I became suspicious of its behavior, which was more like I would expect from a doe. If only I had checked her sex myself instead of taking the breeders worked for it (a valuable lesson learned). I checked the young rabbit’s sex and it was a doe, i took it to the vets for its check up and sure enough the vet confirmed what I already knew. I decided that I still wanted a buck so after a lot of persuasion I got my husband to take me to a highly regarded breeder in London where I bought a beautiful young white buck which i called Boss.

British Giant Rabbits soon became an obsession with me; I would be outside with them for hours each day. Soon I decided to purchase a few of their Continental cousins, the Continental Giant Rabbit. I now have quite a collection of British and Continental Giant Rabbits and have taken an interested in showing. As a member of the British Rabbit Council  I registered myself under our stud name as a breeder of Giant rabbits.

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