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Lazy J's King Kong
Lazy J's Haley
Lazy J's Halo
Lazy J's HH
Lazy J's Kari
Lazy J's Kira
Lazy J's Sorcha
Lazy J's Rebel
Lazy J's Kodak
Lazy J's Helen of Troy
Lazy J's Whoa
Lazy J's Hector
Castor Buck
Broken Castor Doe
Broken Castor Buck
Castor Doe
Castor Buck
Castor Doe
Castor Doe
Castor Doe
Castor Doe
Red Buck
Broken Opal Doe
Broken Castor Buck
This page pictures a group of my favorite upcoming juniors (and a couple seniors), with pictures from different stages of development.  They are pictured youngest to oldest, from left to right.  One of the traits that I look for in my herd is consistency in development.  Rabbits that look very similar at any age, and don't go through an "ugly/gangly stage."  One thing I've learned is that type and body, for the most part, stay the same.  If a rabbit has short ears and a smooth body at 6-8 weeks, it will most likely have short ears and a smooth body at 6 months.  Fur seems to be the only trait that can change significantly.   
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Lazy J's Exactly
Lazy J's Galadriel
Lazy J's Jane
Lazy J's Kenya
Lazy J's Paris
Lazy J's Peggy Sue
Lazy J's Tami
Castor Doe
Broken Castor Doe
Broken Opal Doe
Castor Doe
Broken Castor Buck
Broken Castor Doe
Red Doe