Beginners raising rabbits should pay attention to the source of rabbit breeds and equipment

Before purchasing breeding rabbits for a first-time rabbit-raising venture, one should have certain raising equipment and a stable feed source. Do not act on a momentary enthusiasm and jump on the bandwagon, so as to avoid blindness. When buying breeding rabbits, avoid buying from units that are carrying out "contract rabbit breeding with buyback, entrusted purchasing of breeding rabbits," so as not to be cheated. In addition, when purchasing breeding rabbits, a written contract should be signed, stating in the contract the ear numbers of the purchased breeding rabbits, the financial responsibility if the breeding rabbits die en route, the financial responsibility if newly purchased breeding rabbits die during the first week of being kept separately in isolation for observation for 1 month, and the financial responsibility if the breeding rabbits fail to conceive for 2 to 3 consecutive times upon entering the breeding period, etc.