I've been breeding and showing rabbits since 1991 and now
specialise in Dwarf Lops and Thriantas, a Rare Variety. I have always
aimed to produce healthy rabbits of sound temperament. All my rabbits,
although under cover, are outdoor bred and I believe this improves the
quality of their coats and their general health.

Breeding and showing is my hobby; my rabbits are bred for type and good temperament and I only breed what I can responsibly home. I make no money from selling my excess stock; it just goes towards offsetting the feed, housing and veterinary costs. I never have more than 20 rabbits at a time, excluding kits in litters, but still manage to produce some good quality prize winners. My emphasis has always been on quality rather than quantity so I am very selective in what I keep.

I'm a member of the British Rabbit Council
and the Rabbit Welfare Association; I'm also a BRC judge on the National Cashmere Lop, National German Lop and National French and Dwarf Lop panels and I'm the secretary of a local rabbit club which organises 6 BRC affiliated shows every year. For such a small stud I'm
proud to have achieved many Best of Breeds, Lop Diplomas and a few Best in
Shows over the years. I've made up
champions in Miniature Lops, Dwarf Lops and Thriantas and I've won Challenge Certificates at both London and Bradford Championship Shows

I'm always happy to help anyone looking for a special pet,
a companion or a show rabbit and I keep in touch with many
people in my local area who have had much loved pets from
me over the years.

I like to think that my responsibility as a breeder does not end
when a rabbit goes to its new home and I encourage all new
owners to come back to me if they ever run into problems.