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ARBA pedigrees with leg counts and show wins. RHDV2 vaccination status and biosecurity practices. Show, meat, fiber, and pet rabbit breeders with documentation to back their programs.
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Visit the marketplaceWhat the indicators on a breeder profile mean
Identity confirmation
"Identity confirmed via Stripe Identity" means Stripe (not BreederHQ) confirmed the breeder's government-issued ID matched the legal name on file. BreederHQ does not perform the verification itself.
ARBA registry passthrough
"Confirmed via ARBA registry" means BreederHQ queried the American Rabbit Breeders Association database and found a matching record. Click the source link to verify current membership and registration status directly with ARBA.
Breeder's own attestation
Pedigrees, leg counts, show wins, RHDV2 vaccination status, and health records are the breeder's own attestation. BreederHQ does not open, read, or vouch for uploaded documents. Verify directly with the breeder.
What you can see on a rabbit breeder profile
- Pedigrees with show titles: multi-generation pedigrees with leg counts, Grand Champion certificates, Best in Show wins, and ARBA registration numbers on ancestors.
- Breeding and litter history: past litters, current pregnancies, expected kits, color genetics, and waitlist status.
- Available kits and adults: current animals with breed standard color, pattern, and type details.
- Biosecurity and RHDV2 status: vaccination practices, quarantine protocols, show attendance frequency, and herd health documentation.
- Show records: parent rabbits' competition wins, ARBA membership status, and sanctioned show participation history.
- Photos and program story: rabbitry gallery, what the breeder is working to produce, and what makes the program distinctive.
How to evaluate the rabbit breeders you find
How to Evaluate Breeders
The questions to ask any breeder, and what separates serious programs from the rest.
Understanding Health Testing
Why RHDV2 status, biosecurity protocols, and herd health documentation matter before you buy.
Red Flags to Avoid
Warning signs of irresponsible breeding practices and how to protect yourself before you commit.
Contracts and Agreements
What a responsible purchase agreement should cover, and what to watch out for.
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