It depends on if you go to a breeder or pet shop pet shops sell them for £25 - £50 depending on breed i sell mine @ £20 but i follow these rules
SALE OF RABBITS:
1. The intended purchaser must be an adult or a person over the age of 16 years.
2. The rabbit must be old enough to sustain itself and survive without the help from its mother. (Minimum 8 weeks of age)
3. The rabbit should be free from all known rabbit diseases and should appear fit and healthy.
4. The rabbit should not knowingly have been exposed to any known rabbit disease. The seller should give the potential owner information on VHD and Myxomatosis and advice as to the vaccinations available.
5. The potential new owner should be briefed about the breed regarding its need and expectations.
6. The seller should satisfy him/herself that accommodation and essentials are ready and waiting for the rabbit in its new home.
7. The sell should satisfy him/herself that the potential new owner displays/indicates some competence regarding the new acquisition.
8. The seller should provide the new owner with at least a week’s supply of the rabbit’s current food and details of where that food may be purchased.
9. The seller should advise the new owner as to how to change from one rabbit food to another.
10. The seller should provide the new owner with information as to how much food to give the rabbit and what extras the rabbit is accustomed to. This could be by means of a care sheet.
11. The seller should provide the new owner with contact points for the British Rabbit Council and details of their Local Adviser should the purchaser not live in the seller’s area.
i would recomend going to a show breeder as the breed rabbits for quality not volume
take a look at my links page on my website find your self a breeder near you there is a link to the BRC on there too
July 4th, 2008 at 11:35 am
Depends on the breed.
They vary in price depending on the type or rabbit you get…
But to take care of one… look here:
the different breeds are here…
July 5th, 2008 at 3:04 pm
depends if its a magic bunny that will make you a fortune. id say £7.48p
July 6th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
Fifteen quid-ish I think
July 9th, 2008 at 10:23 am
Here in the United States live fryer rabbits fetch .30 to .60 cents per pound, before butchering. That is .15 to .30 GBP at current exchange rate.
A live bunny weighs about 4 lbs by eight weeks, at which time they are ready to be harvested.
.30 * 4 = 1.2 GBP.
July 12th, 2008 at 7:39 am
It depends on if you go to a breeder or pet shop pet shops sell them for £25 - £50 depending on breed i sell mine @ £20 but i follow these rules
SALE OF RABBITS:
1. The intended purchaser must be an adult or a person over the age of 16 years.
2. The rabbit must be old enough to sustain itself and survive without the help from its mother. (Minimum 8 weeks of age)
3. The rabbit should be free from all known rabbit diseases and should appear fit and healthy.
4. The rabbit should not knowingly have been exposed to any known rabbit disease. The seller should give the potential owner information on VHD and Myxomatosis and advice as to the vaccinations available.
5. The potential new owner should be briefed about the breed regarding its need and expectations.
6. The seller should satisfy him/herself that accommodation and essentials are ready and waiting for the rabbit in its new home.
7. The sell should satisfy him/herself that the potential new owner displays/indicates some competence regarding the new acquisition.
8. The seller should provide the new owner with at least a week’s supply of the rabbit’s current food and details of where that food may be purchased.
9. The seller should advise the new owner as to how to change from one rabbit food to another.
10. The seller should provide the new owner with information as to how much food to give the rabbit and what extras the rabbit is accustomed to. This could be by means of a care sheet.
11. The seller should provide the new owner with contact points for the British Rabbit Council and details of their Local Adviser should the purchaser not live in the seller’s area.
i would recomend going to a show breeder as the breed rabbits for quality not volume
take a look at my links page on my website find your self a breeder near you there is a link to the BRC on there too
shelly
xx
July 13th, 2008 at 11:59 pm
i think there about £12 i’m not sure