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Thank you so much for making this video, I'm slowly getting into homesteading but my biggest problem is going to be attachment. I know that I need to set boundaries, especially not naming them, etc. but you really gave some excellent reasons that I hadn't thought about before. Thank you for breaking it down yet still being sensitive for those that may struggle. Instantly subscribed! ❤

I love this tracker! I entered in my egg count for 2023 just to see how I did counting by hand and I added wrong for my yearly total!

I'd like some really soft thin light colored cloth during these freaking HOT and MUGGY summers.

Growing food is definitely not about being cheaper than the grocery store. That will never happen. Your statement makes it sound like you don't grow food. (This is my first time seeing your channel so I don't know your history.) I agree, more people need to go into country living with their eyes wide open. It will cost you more time, money, and energy than you realize, definitely more than living in the city. The full benefits of country living can't be measured in currency or in this life. It is a complete 180 lifestyle change for every member of the family compared to city living. That doesnt mean you have to or will be able to do a 180 overnight. It can take a lifetime, but it's worth the journey.

Totally get it!!! ❤

Might just be my opinion and don’t mean to be rude but it’s very distracting and rude to do a video while chewing/smacking gum. I had to stop watching which was disappointing since I wanted to learn to learn so much from your video.

I dont know if you will reaspond to this but, I have a bunny and he is losing fur on his chin. Im sure its because of his dewlap being wet because i noticed it being wet. Ive cheacked him and his fur didnt turn green or anything. I made sure to dry the spot but so far im stilll really worried about him. Hes acting normal and everything its just scary. Is there any sort of ointment i can use or do i just make sure the areas dry? Can bunnys lose fur because of a wet dewlap? I came across your channel while trying to find solutions

What do you mean by the parents name?

great video thanks❤

My rabbit got pregnant for the second time the first litter didnt survive but this litter shes actually been caring for just dont know if shes feeding them please help they are warm and look healthy but not round like yours

Hello Leah! I sent you an email on your website, please take a look :)

Love your channel...great advise!❤

I saw one of those annoying youtube shorts with the sappy music and the narration talking about how a guy had been feeding a doe and she showed up one day with her fawn to proudly show it off to him. She isn't showing off her fawn to you, she brought it because you dump out buckets of corn. They like corn, not you.

All i see is two farm dogs looking at a chicken! By the way i see tons of human behaviors in domestic dogs when i visit the parks here with my nephews and im actually paying attention to the animals behavior towards humans.....You sound pissy though. Here's some food for thought muffin, i see dog breeds with way more intelligence outdoors then some humans!

They are trying to hypnotize the chicken to lay an egg. The cow has a beef with the dog. I had a Boarder Collie, he ate a lot; he was a real hog.

BORDER = boundary, Boarder = a roomer

Helpful! Thank you!

Boarder 🤣

Border

Yes!! Anthropomorphizing animals drives me nuts.

Great advice!! 😊

I've watched the play list and I could use an explanation of how to grow the history with a breeding triplet, ie starting from scratch

I came to rabbit breeding from the show dog world and was shocked to see how easy it is to falsify information on a pedigree. With dogs, there is a central registry that keeps records. With rabbits you are taking the seller's word for everything. Be sure to buy from an established reputable breeder.

So you don’t have to stitch it up?

I love baby bunnies, they are so adorable! We have so many wild ones that are born in our backyard. Thank you for sharing, interesting video.

You got to love her she very up to date on all these a woman like her would make her a great wife 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

My doe (who's pregnant) has one on her hip (hence why I'm searching this 😢)

My vet drained it and we are doing 4 weeks of antibiotic. I’m at the end of the 4 weeks and it is still there.

what you said about them knowing if they need it is spot on. my bunny is very communicative, and i’ve learned how to read her pretty well. when something is wrong but also when she doesn’t need lavender, she’ll sniff it and be interested. maybe take a nibble, but she just goes back to her hay :) she knew what she needed all along lol

You sound like you are on the verge of tears this whole video.

What state are you in

Does this remove the abscess for good? Are you just removing the pus or are you taking out tissue as well? Thanks!

The chickens aren't safe from predators. That cloth needs to be hardware cloth.

Congratulations on your baby & new home. I look forward to see what you will plant in the herb garden.

Great video, thanks!! Im brand new to this. Sorry if this is a stupid question- but what do ear numbers mean? What do they have to be? Are they officially given to the rabbit when its registered or does the breeder decide?

Happy to see you are back! Congratulations all around. With new baby as well as new home, looks awesome, best of luck!

It's nice to see you back on CZcams. Your videos prompted me to open a facebook account and join two rabbit groups. Because of that I now have a waiting list of people who want my rabbits so thank you for that bit of advice.

what about when the abscess has already burst but not clearing up? can I squeeze puss out & drop lavender into the whole?

Did you just remove pus?

Mine are starting to nibble on small nits of hay and pellets and drink some water. They have just turned 2 weeks and 4 days old so obviously they are still nursing. But I feel as though now they're starting to bother her so much every time they see her(unless they're sleeping) and immediately wanting to nurse from her and she seems to be trying to get away from them at times and jump on the box so they can't reach her (yet they can now jump on the box too), especially when all 7 of the babies come at her at once and want to nurse while she's trying to just eat her pellets and relax on her own. I do make sure inlet her out multiple times a day for a couple of hours to simply have some alone/relax time and so she's not being bothered by them every second shes in the cage with them. Do you think it's okay and/or best to separate her from them? Or just continue what I'm doing until they stop needing her milk and are all consistently eating pellets on their own?

How many times have you done this ?

First, thank you so much for this! So many bunny parents are stuck on vet visit being the only answer. I have an adopted trio, adopted at about 1 year, have had the 3 boys for 3 years and they're still so skiddish and don't appreciate affection from us humans unless treats are involved of course! But I believe the stress of the vet doing this over myself would be horrible for my guy with the abscess. Also, they'd likely want to anesthetize him to do it, also terrifying but for me! It seems like a 50/50 chance they'll come out of anesthesia. I've been treating since the day after I noticed it with oral baytril for last 2 weeks and last night he started scratching at it. Its in the cheek/jaw area about marble sized. This afternoon came home to the horrible smell and saw that it ruptured. Freaked out, then found your video and breathed a sigh of relief! Have you ever tried using manuka honey to fill the abscess space? I've gotten it because of reading others stories about using it, but noticed you didn't. Any advice is so appreciated, but just the vid and comments about people doing this successfully have been answered prayers!

My kits are 11 days and just starting to open...been kinda cold. I was a lil worried because everything I was reading on it was 7 days so this helped! Thanks!

You spoke of the fact that some people do things Ike dishes the 'old way' and asked why. The reasons are many. As for applying it here, times are changing fast and I'm glad I own a hammer over nail gun a woodstove as well as an electric cookstove a bicycle and a pickup and a life of doing fine with less.

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I’m definitely subscribing 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥🔥🔥💜❤️💙

Thank you. It was hundreds and multiple visits just to do that. And we are broke now. So here we are. Thank you for showing us.

Thank you. I've been looking for Evan's software to see what it looks like without having to try the demo. So this is very helpful.