Category: Rabbits
Raising Rare Reds: Our Red New Zealand Rabbit Program Update
If you’ve been following along with us at City Folk Goin’ Country, you already know we have a deep love for practical, purposeful animals that truly earn their place on a homestead. Today, I want to share an update on one of the animals… Continue Reading “Raising Rare Reds: Our Red New Zealand Rabbit Program Update”
How to Train Your Human: The Ultimate Rabbit’s Guide to World Domination (or Just Better Treats)
Ever feel like your human just… doesn’t get it? They think you’re “cute” and “cuddly” (fair), but they don’t always know that tile floors must stay cool, hay should be served fresh and unlimited, and snuggle time should be on your terms. Enter the… Continue Reading “How to Train Your Human: The Ultimate Rabbit’s Guide to World Domination (or Just Better Treats)”
Why We’re Creating Rabbit Guides (And Why You’ll Actually Use Them)
From confused beginners to confident rabbit breeders—here’s our story. Eight years ago, we brought home our very first rabbits with nothing more than a book from the hardware store and a few tips from the kind man who sold them to us. Luckily, that… Continue Reading “Why We’re Creating Rabbit Guides (And Why You’ll Actually Use Them)”
Meet Our Rabbit Herd!
Welcome to the heart of CityFolkGoinCountry, where every bunny has a name, a personality, and a purpose. We’re excited to introduce you to the incredible rabbits behind our breeding program—each one a vital part of our journey toward better genetics, health, and temperament in… Continue Reading “Meet Our Rabbit Herd!”
Why We’re Giving Rabbits Another Chance (Even After Failing the First Time)
Rabbits Were Our First Homestead Animal (Yes—Even Before Chickens!) When people think of starting a homestead, they usually imagine chickens clucking in the yard. But for us, it was rabbits. Soft, quiet, productive little creatures that seemed to check all the boxes: easy to… Continue Reading “Why We’re Giving Rabbits Another Chance (Even After Failing the First Time)”
