Plamondon Giants Rabbitry

06/23/2025

Lucy, Proven Chocolate silver tipped steel doe is looking for some new grass! This is a really tough decision because she is an incredible mom!! But we are keeping not one, not two but three of her babies back because they turned out so so beautiful! But because we have so much of that bloodline we are going to let miss Lucy go. She was imported in from Canada and is half European import!

Super easy keeper and just out of this world mother! She had a litter of 10 as her first litter and never lost a single baby nor were any skinny or tiny! Even her “runt” grew up to be a massive doe! (She’s also still looking for a home)

Lucy is fully pedigreed and will move on for
5️⃣🥕🥕

She’d be an excellent addition to anyone’s breeding program if you are looking to bring in some awesome lines!

06/22/2025

I’ve been getting a lot of questions lately on whether or not I ship outside of the US? My answer is Yes but, the only other country I ship/transport to currently is Canada. I work with transporters who are willing to go state to state in the US and some that go to Canada at this time. Sorry for any inconveniences!

P.s. it’s an absolute honor to know that some of you who live in different countries want my rabbits! That’s mind blowing! I thank you for your support!

06/19/2025

PEARL AND MAC’S LITTER IS READY TO BE RESERVED!

Super sweet personalities on these babies!

Read thoroughly to understandtand the reserving process.

Sire: Mac (UK Import Blue Continental Giant)
Dam: Pearl (Blue Sable Continental Giant)

Both parents come from clean non Vienna lines.

These babies are on the smaller side due to their mother going off of feed a week before giving birth and the week after they were born. Due to some of them being smaller it will reflect in their pricing

HOW TO RESERVE:
each bunny will have a description under their individual pictures with all of their information including: Breed, Color, Gender, Price, availability and more. If you wish to reserve one of these bunnies please send us a private message stating which one of the bunnies you’d like to reserve.

In order to reserve the bunny/bunnies of your choosing, we require a $50 non refundable deposit per rabbit in order to hold. If a deposit is not received the rabbit will remain available for someone else to reserve. The only time this deposit will be refunded is if there is something that happens to the bunny in our care. At that time only you will be offered a refund or your deposit can go towards another rabbit of your choosing.

The $50 deposit is not an additional cost, it will come off of the total amount of what is owed on said rabbit.

These babies will be ready to go as soon as June 5th!

We ask that you do your best to pick up the rabbit within a week of its ready to go by date. If we have to hold the rabbit for you after said date there will be a boarding fee of $7 per week per rabbit that will need to be paid weekly until the rabbit is picked up. I will only hold a rabbit for a max of one month after tge ready to go date.

We also ask that you make an effort to stay in contact with us as you are waiting for your rabbit (meaning reply when we get ahold of you). We try our very best to send update pictures so you can see your new babies grow as you are anxiously waiting to bring them home. If you fail to stay in contact with us after reserving a rabbit you will forfeit your deposit and the rabbit will be available to anyone for reserving.

Thank you all for considering PGR! If you have any questions please feel free to ask!

-Kathryn

06/18/2025

I still have bunnies that are ready to go!!! Info is under each picture!

06/16/2025

Yes, I know these are not bunnies but we had to share our trusty farm hands/Rabbitry protectors! Show us your Canine pals in the comments below! ⬇️

06/15/2025

I can’t believe this beautiful doe hasn’t found her home yet!!
True Chocolate carrier! 🤎🍫

Could definitively pull out that chocolate If bred to a blue or lilac!

She was the smallest of the litter to start with but not anymore!! She’s caught up in size and weight to my personal keeper doe! If I had the space for her you bet I’d be keeping this beautiful doe too! She’s 3/4 Import out of my Slovak chocolate German giant buck Kohan and my half import chocolate steel Lucy

💲4️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ adds this lovely lady to your breeding program!

Pics of parents in the comments ⬇️

06/14/2025

06/12/2025

My last two bunnies can hop on with miss Heidi!! She’s also a wonderful transporter and I trust her with my bunnies 100% I would be her first stop so these beautiful babies could go anywhere along this route!

💲4️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ for the doe, 💲3️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ for the buck. I’ll make a deal if they both hop together on this route!

06/10/2025

So I contemplated on posting this because I don’t want to step on toes.

Also disclaimer: I don’t claim to have the best and most perfect rabbits! This post is merely to show the difference selective breeding makes!

So in the picture below are bunnies from two litters right now. Both beautiful! If I were to ask you which of the bunnies are younger, the REW or the agouti’s what would you tell me?
The REW right? Well unfortunately that would be a wrong answer. The bunnies who are younger are the two chestnut agouti’s they are 7 weeks old and the REW is 8 weeks old!

So why the big difference? Well… the REW came from two parents I purchased from other breeders, I bred them together to get specific genetics. The litter the REW is from is still beautiful!! But needs work and by work I mean a select few of those babies will go on to breeding homes and should be bred to a male or female that complements what they are lacking.

The two chestnut agouti kits are out of two of my home bred rabbits and display alot of the characteristics I’d personally like to see in continental giants. I’ve worked hard on my lines and bred selectively for the size, structure and overall balanced look to the body, head and ears that continental giants are supposed to have. Are my rabbits perfect? Nope! And I’ll continue to work on them for generations to come! My overall goal for my giants is to produce healthy, friendly and well rounded giants to the European standard.

I hope to inspire more giant breeders to breed for more than just fun and pretty colors but more so for healthy well structured rabbits.

A tid bit of advice: You most definitely can have both pretty colored and beautiful structured rabbits but first and foremost always focus on quality.