PCR Smarty Pants is ranked
#6 in the LRCA Top Lops for 2009-2010!
PCR Mr Rooney took BOB in
show A at the Washington Convention in Ellensburg!
PCR Smarty Pants earns her
14th leg at the Oregon Convention with BOB in shows A &
C, and an honorable mention in C!
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Welcome
My name is Molly Pease
(previously Van Etten) and I raise english lop
rabbits...and have been since 1999. In 2005, I sold my original rabbitry (Lop Shop Rabbitry). Life happened and
I needed a break for a little bit. At the beginning of
2008, I started a rabbitry back up again and couldn't be happier that I had decided to come back. It has been
greatly missed.
I first began showing rabbits
with a few mini lops and netherland dwarfs as a 4H
project in 1997. It quickly escalated from there! As
soon as I saw an english lop at a show, I was hooked on
the breed. My very first english lops came from Lindy
Nelson who I have to thank for selling me such great
stock to start with. Later on, I added rabbits from
Susanne Webb and the Nipper's. Today, my stock mostly
consists of Crawford, Stretching Limits and Carlson with
a little bit of Eeyore's mixed in.
My husband,
Rudy and I raise and show our rabbits together as a
team, it's something we enjoy very much. We are a small
rabbitry consisting of approximately 25 holes between
the two breeds. Now that we just finished our rabbit
barn in the spring of 2010, we will be expanding our
herd a little bit. The two of us work hard to produce english lops
and champagne d'argents that fit the breed standard
criteria. Rudy and I strive to produce top quality
rabbits that are well balanced, healthy and correct in
structure with easy-going temperaments.
Our
rabbitry is located in Newberg, Oregon in the middle of
Oregon's wine country. We are roughly 30
minutes from Wilsonville/I-5. Rabbitry visits are
welcome but by appointment only please.
If you
have any questions, feel free to ask! I'd be happy to
answer.In Loving Memory of
my mom & rabbit buddy, Nancy Van Etten. We miss you.
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