My name is Regina Mayhugh. I am from Circleville, OH. I have been raising rabbits since I was three years old. We started with mix breeds that my dad raised for meat. Mom and Dad said that when dad was wanting to get rid of them I would not let him and I would take care of them. Obviously I do not remember that but I do not remember my life without rabbits. When I was ten I started showing in 4-H and ARBA shows. I became very active in 4-H and when I was in high school I was also very active in FFA. My rabbits were both my 4-H and FFA projects. I won rabbit showmanship every year I showed at our county fair, won my rabbit project either every year or pretty close to it and even had Grand Champion Market Rabbit twice with bunnies that I raised, both were very proud moments for me. As part of my FFA project I won the State Proficiency Award in Specialty Animal and FFA State Degree through my rabbit project. As you can see I have had rabbits forever and they have been a huge part of my life. I have had almost every breed in my barn as some point or another.
I purchased my first lionhead in Feb of 2003. He was a SM Seal buck who I called Scruffy, as he really did not have much mane. This show was the first time I had seen them. I bred him to a holland doe as I only had him and got two cute SM broken does that I remember keeping (I do not remember what else was in the litter). One had lopped ears and one did not.
I later started getting stock, such as Tiara's Bumble, Tiara's Topsey, Bastet's Martini, Richardson's Alabaster Jr., etc and the adventure began!
I now hold a COD (Certificate of Development) for the varieties of Otter & Sable Marten. I do have other colors and offer a variety of colors to sell.
I purchased my first lionhead in Feb of 2003. He was a SM Seal buck who I called Scruffy, as he really did not have much mane. This show was the first time I had seen them. I bred him to a holland doe as I only had him and got two cute SM broken does that I remember keeping (I do not remember what else was in the litter). One had lopped ears and one did not.
I later started getting stock, such as Tiara's Bumble, Tiara's Topsey, Bastet's Martini, Richardson's Alabaster Jr., etc and the adventure began!
I now hold a COD (Certificate of Development) for the varieties of Otter & Sable Marten. I do have other colors and offer a variety of colors to sell.
