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Meet the Herd
Every rabbit here is handled daily and lives as part of the family. We list what we know about each one's genetics — and only what we've actually confirmed.
Our Does
Blueberry Tart
Our pedigreed doe and a lovely mother.
Nutella
Our chocolate doe — the heart of our chocolate line.
S'mores
Our first sable, founding our shaded line.
Eclair
Our black otter doe, founding our tan-pattern line.
Taro
Our lilac doe — carries harlequin.
Kahlua
Our chocolate Mini Plush Lop doe.
Our Bucks
Cinnamon
Our foundation buck, and a favorite for temperament.
Nutmeg
Came to Birchbark unintentionally. A customer who had bought a doe from us wanted a companion for a rabbit she already owned; the second rabbit triggered severe allergies in her daughter, so both were taken back rather than separated. On arrival the rabbit she already owned turned out to be a buck, not a doe, and was separated immediately. The doe we had sold her was rehomed. The buck was later identified as being out of Blueberry Tart, from her first litter, and was renamed Nutmeg and kept in the herd.
Macchiato
Our Mini Plush Lop herd buck.
Growing Out
Juniper
Growing out for our own program. Not available for adoption.
Tiramisu
Growing out for our own program. Not available for adoption.
Peppercorn
Growing out for our own program. Not available for adoption.
Family Pets
Mochi
Caramel
Our sweet family pet — an occasional project mama.
About those genetic tags. REMOVE-THIS-BLOCK
Solid chips are confirmed through test breedings or pedigree; lighter chips are
well supported but not proven. Anything we're still guessing at, we leave off
entirely rather than pass along a maybe as a fact.