Mountain Brook Farm

Mountain Brook Rabbitry est. Spring 2017

   Welcome to our Blue Eyed White project.  A person may wonder... "When is the best time to embark on a BEW breeding program?"

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   So here is my answer... "I never planned on breeding BEW and it wasn't until I had bred my NO Vienna Blue Otter Buck to a doe and that after raising the litter I noticed the Dam had a white spot on her nose and one of her sons also had the same spot on his nose."  

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   So what's the deal with the white spot?  Some folks feel occasional spotting just happens.  Vienna marked rabbits are identified by an isolated white spot or a white nail or even a white patch of fur showing up in the coat.  Vienna Carriers are rabbits that do not have the spotting but its known that the rabbit has a BEW in the pedigree or that it is from a Sire or Dam that was Vienna Marked.  Heavy Vienna Marked Rabbits have more white than just one spot (see rabbits below).

   Long story Short we are now breeding Vienna carried Holland Lops toward the goal of producing the BEW Holland Lop.  We finalize our breeding decisions by pairing the Holland Lops with those that carry the best type and conformation to the standard of perfection SOP.

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New in the rabbitry and coming soon are WE (White Ear) pattern of the Holland Lop.  Two bucks have deposits paid and will transport the end of June 2021!  Follow our updates to learn with us as we begin breeding in October for Christmas 2021.

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Click on Rabbitry in the header above and select the option from the drop down screen to see our Holland Lops with clean lines, our Vienna BEW’s and our harlequin rabbits.  To view rabbits for sale click on Sales and Litter Updates.   Visit our blog for litter training tips and other articles of interest.  Our entire rabbitry is online!

Blue Eyed White Vienna Holland Lops