
How to Raise Rabbits
Everything You Need to Know, Updated & Revised Third Edition
by Samantha Johnson; Daniel Johnson
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Pub Date 26 Mar 2019 | Archive Date 29 May 2019
Quarto Publishing Group – Voyageur Press | Voyageur Press
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Description
Rabbits are wonderful animals to raise, whether as pets or as livestock on a farm. They are especially great as starter animals for children who participate in rabbit shows.
Before you embark on owning one of these lovable critters, however, there's a lot you need to know—for instance, which of the forty-seven rabbit breeds is best for you? Licensed by the Future Farmers of America, the guidebooks in our acclaimed How to Raise series have helped countless first-time animal owners across the United States confidently care for their new companions.
With clear and informative instructions, fully illustrated with beautiful how-to photography, How to Raise Rabbits continues to be an essential primer for the newcomer to rabbit care and a classic on any rabbit lover's bookshelf.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9780760364178 |
PRICE | US$26.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 192 |
Featured Reviews

This was a nicely written book with lots of pictures. I would not recommend it as an eBook as the pictures were so large that it was very difficult to read. Otherwise the information had a few issues that I caught. While rabbits are low risk for zoonotic diseases, saying that you cannot get diseases from rabbits is very wrong. Also, the book is correct on rabbits not needing vaccinations in the US, but there is a critical vaccination in Europe and Australia. I liked the variety and clarity of the information presented and that one chapter even including meat rabbits.

Fantastic read and full of useful tips for getting your own rabbit. I new nothing on the subject so this was a great source of information