Foxglove's Herd
Bunnies are listed oldest to youngest.
As my herd sires and dams, these bunnies are not for sale.
Bucks
Full pedigree, proven, true dwarf. We call this boy Heat Miser. He is playful and generally easy going. With Foxglove Fields Perfection, he has produced some lovely widebands. He helps increase our rufus and clean up the smut while also giving my petite does some good mass potential.
Full pedigree, proven, true dwarf. Eventide is the first home grown buck I've seen enough promise in to keep! I also kept his sister, Sweet Dreams! His gorgeous opal coat, natural posing, and his temperament from his awesome dad gives me high hopes for what he brings to the herd. He loves to check everything out - hence his prairie dog pose! I truly cannot wait to see how he develops through his first year and how he contributes to the herd! Pictured Feb '26.
Full pedigree, proven, true dwarf. Comet is a TINY guy. He is patient with does, but doesn't have an aggressive bone in his body, even when it comes to breeding. He is the absolute sweetest boy who LOVES to be snuggled! He will sit in my lap for hours while I work - he's great for morale!
Full pedigree, proven, true dwarf. PJ is such a sweetheart. He is laid back and easy going, and loves to get pats. He's just over 3 pounds, but holds his own with the bigger broody girls. I love this boy!
Full pedigree, proven. Sea Salt's Wilbur (Kevin here because he was quarantined over Christmas and therefore, "home alone") is really sweet and loves oats and head scratches. He's got some mass and bone, which my dainty does lack. He is a big boy!
Full pedigree. This photo was technically 2 days before he turned senior, but details, shmee-tails. Aspen is the buck-start of my Vienna program. I love his thick legs and short ears. He haas some much needed mass that I hope helps our ladies here, too!
Casanova was born on Valentine's Day, 2026. His mom is first generation homegrown Foxglove Fields Perfection. At 6 weeks, he shows tremendous promise and will be joining the herd!
Does
Full pedigree, proven, true dwarf. Perfection is the start of my wideband project. She is a spunky, outgoing girl and while she needs a specific buck to help her faults, she has a good broody build, and she is a GREAT mom! While she has gone over 4 pounds by a few ounces, she has produced peanuts, so she is genetically a true dwarf.
Full pedigree, true dwarf. Bluey is such a fun girl. She is spunky and prefers to be close, but not in your lap. She will happily do a death flop next to you and sleep for hours like a little log. I just adore her and after watching her grow up here, it has been so rewarding to see her nurture her litters. She easily accepts fosters from others mama when they struggle. Bluey is definitely an awesome doe!
Full pedigree, true dwarf, proven. Sweet Dreams is the third homegrown doe to join the herd. She is the result of LOTS of time and effort to suss out the best traits in my existing herd; Eventide is her littermate! She is a natural poser and is always looking for snuggles. I just love her to bits and hope she shares her temperament and good structure with her babies!
Full pedigree, true dwarf, proven. Pictured February 2026. Pumpkin is a second generation homegrown! She is out of Foxglove Fields Perfection and GNFHNC's Flame. she has developed so beautifully! She is shy, but loving when she's comfortable, not an aggressive bone in her body. She is an AMAZING mom who takes fosters when other mamas struggle. She will feed any baby until it is stuffed, and she never lets them want for warmth. I just love her!
Millie just got here at the end of March. Once she finishes her quarantine, she will be paired with Eventide.
Bijou and her half-sister Betsy will be the start of my Vienna program! She is still growing, but her face is striking and I cannot wait to see what she produces here.
Betsy Boo and Bijou are half-sisters (same sire). They are the start of my Vienna project along with buck Aspen, and a few more surprises coming in later this Spring.
Full pedigree Baby is not even out of the nest yet, but I KNOW she will be special! She is the first otter produced here and a second generation homegrown. She is always first out of the box and loves to sit atop the nest, looking down on her siblings with the most judgmental expression... I love her!