BFG Continentals

05/31/2026

**We apologize greatly as facebook has added a “message” button but doesn’t give you the option to view each picture and also doesn’t give me the option to remove the “message button”. I’m going to repost and see if it happens again. Normally it’s an option I always opt out of but this time around I didn’t get that option 😳🤦🏼‍♀️.**

Here’s our first litter of Continental Giant bunnies ready to be reserved. They will be ready for pick up June 13, 2026. To reserve a bunny from us it is a $50 non refundable deposit (message us for our available deposit options).

Mom: Cora - VM WE Black with blue eyes
Dad: Hank - VM Blue
DOB: March 21, 2026
Ready To Go date: June 13, 2026

These babies will be dewormed and have a coccidia prevention treatment before going to their new homes. They will also come with transition food as we feed Kent Pro Hutch Deluxe 17%. All our bunnies come with Pedigrees.

Under each bunny is the information regarding availability, s*x, color, breed, and price.

05/28/2026

So, now that I’m almost halfway caught up with winter cleanup (my least favorite spring chore EVERRRR). Who is ready to reserve some babies??

I’m going to attempt to get some pictures done today of all 11 babies (5 from Cora + Hank) (6 from Agnes + Elmer). We are holding back 3 does from these babies, so there will be 6 bucks and 2 does available for deposit. If for whatever reason I don’t get them posted tonight by 8pm, I’ll get them up tomorrow.

For now, here’s a cool picture 💜 inspired from our friend Erika Lanczynski!

05/07/2026

PSA from breeders with functioning pattern recognition: 😅 If you contact a breeder, please remember you are speaking to an actual person - not a pet store shelf.

A lot of ethical breeders spend a lot of time on their lines, protecting biosecurity, learning genetics, sitting through losses, cleaning daily, answering questions at midnight, and 100% care deeply about where their animals go.

A few things that immediately make breeders take you more seriously:

✔️ Reading policies BEFORE messaging.

✔️ Introducing yourself instead of sending just “price?” (Introducing ones self has happened more and more lately and the respect factor is 🤌 amazing!)

✔️ Saying what rabbit you’re interested in when you message.

✔️ Being honest if you’re still planning for the future.

✔️ Talking with your spouse/parents BEFORE trying to reserve.

✔️ Understanding animals bred with goals in mind is not bargain-bin shopping.
......And a few things breeders are honestly exhausted from - don't hate me... 🫣

❌ “Can you hold this rabbit." & "Can you hold this rabbit while I convince my husband?”

❌ “Can you lower the price because I don’t care about pedigree?”

❌ Asking a hundred questions just to vanish. .

❌ Wanting a breeder-quality rabbit for pet-store pricing

❌ Messaging multiple breeders at once pretending you’re fully committed to all of them. 🫣 Believe me... We know when this happens. Just be honest & say you are getting quotes.

❌ Seeing the rabbit kit is younger & questioning type due to it's age.... 🥲 Guys. You see it's a baby in the photos.
You have 2 options & these are the same options breeders are faced with too.

1.) Buy it younger, and grow it out. Base your judgement off how it looks at that moment & the parents.
2.) Buy a adult that is 5-8 months old so you can see how it looks once grown.

Anyways I digress.

Ethical breeding is expensive. Good feed is expensive. Care is expensive. Clean setups are expensive. Time is expensive.

You are not just paying for “a bunny.”
You are paying for the years behind that bunny & we personally deeply care about where our rabbits go.

Lets try to be responsible & respectful. 🤎

05/05/2026

Some adorable action pictures 💜

04/17/2026

04/17/2026

PGR Agnes + Great Lakes Elmer
DOB - March 30, 2026

04/17/2026

BFG Cora + BFG Hank
DOB - March 21, 2026

04/17/2026

I’m so sorry we have been absent! We have been just soaking up life. Added a new pup to our family that is soaking up all of my extra attention. That being said, stay tuned for baby pictures! We have 2 litters! I have updated Cora + Hank baby pics and I have pictures of our Agnes + Elmer litter!!

03/01/2026

As we get closer to Easter, it’s time for our annual “please don’t put a rabbit in a basket” talk.

Bunnies are not holiday gifts.

Every year, we see the same pattern. Tiny baby rabbit. Big bow. Adorable photos. Then a few weeks (or months) later…reality hits. And the bunny ends up surrendered or dumped.

So before anyone decides to surprise the kids with a fluffy impulsive purchase, here are some things the pet store sign probably didn’t mention:

Rabbits cannot live in small cages or hutches. Those cages are basically studio apartments with no bathroom and no legroom. Rabbits need real space. A 4x4 puppy pen is the minimum amount.

80% of unfixed female rabbits develop uterine cancer by age 3. Spaying isn’t just for if they’re with a male. It’s lifesaving.

They can spray urine. They can chew baseboards, cords, furniture, drywall, and anything you hoped to keep nice.

They live 8-12 years. That’s longer than most elementary school phases.

A rabbit bite can deglove. Yes. As in actual injury. They are prey animals with powerful jaws and instincts. 28 teeth!

Domestic rabbits are not wild cottontails. They cannot survive outdoors. They are fully dependent on human care. It’d be like tossing your hamster outdoors.

Most rabbits do not enjoy being picked up and carried around like stuffed animals. They prefer interaction on their terms. Respect earns trust.

They are considered exotic pets because their care is specialized. Not every vet treats rabbits.

They p**p 200-300 times a day. Congratulations. You now know.

80% of their diet is hay. Which is wonderful for them…but less wonderful for anyone with allergies.

And yet, with the right education, they are incredible companions. Smart. Funny. Dramatic. Full of personality. They bond deeply and bring so much joy to homes that truly understand them.

If you’re considering adoption, know someone thinking about getting a bunny for Easter, or just love rabbits and want to learn more, please take our free virtual education course. Anyone can join: https://forms.gle/rNTYqNijXz9Qc65i8

Chocolate bunnies belong in baskets.

Real bunnies belong in committed, educated homes.

Education saves lives. Please share before Easter.

03/01/2026

Discovering the transformative power of bunnies as therapy animals over the past 8 years has been truly life-changing. Our bunnies have been instrumental in helping us navigate life's most challenging moments, and they've also had the privilege of touching the lives of some incredibly resilient individuals during our twice-monthly visits. Through careful breeding and meticulous socialization, we've been able to craft a special kind of therapy animal that brings joy to those who need it most!

Our top priority is cultivating exceptional personalities in our rabbits, which is why we breed with purpose and care. Our bunnies aren't just pets or mere breeders; they're cherished members of our team with vital roles to play. While health and structure are essential, they're secondary to the love, kindness, and compassion that defines our breeding program. It's indeed a community effort to raise our rabbits, and we're honored to be part of it.

Let's take a moment to cherish these precious moments of connection with our furry friends as they soak up all the love they so freely give!