Here’s a general list of things you will need when you go to a rabbit show:Ĭarrying cages with something absorbent in the bottom (I prefer puppy pads) I like to pack up my car the day before I go to a show so I don’t have to think about it in the morning. If you are showing several rabbits, shows can require a lot of prep work. **Some rabbit shows have double or triple shows - let them know what shows you intend to enter with your rabbits (I usually show as many times as I can during one day). *You do not typically need to be an ARBA member to show. Since I am located in Indiana, I am in District D8.
To figure out what district you are in, click through the banner on the FIND A SHOW page. The ARBA has bunched together certain states and regions of Canada to help you find shows that are closest to you. Find A ShowĪs a beginner looking for a show, it will be helpful to first find out what district you're in.
Pedigrees aren’t necessary to show, but they do have benefits, especially if your rabbit does a good job at the show. There’s a lot of reasons why I believe pedigreed rabbits are a good idea: You can list their awards on the pedigree, track down genealogy, find past breeders, and see registration information if your rabbits have been registered. Ideally, your rabbits should be pedigreed.
For me, for instance, I raise Silver Fox and Creme d’Argent rabbits. To view the list of recognized breeds, CLICK HERE. Show rabbits must be one of the registered breeds listed on the American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) website. Links are live and will all work provided you are viewing with Adobe Reader.First off, you’ll need to pick the rabbits that you wish to take to the show. Rabbiting On Spring 2020 in digital format.
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