One of our finest specialties at our rabbitry is the beautiful breed the Standard Rex. We have raised them for quite some time and have done pretty well at it, if you don't mind my saying. We carry some of the top names in our area, and in some cases, in the Nation in the varieties we raise. The varieties we have are: black otter, black, brokens, and whites. Our lines consist of names such as: DeLoyola, K&D, Fuzzy Bun's, Diamond T, etc. Those names, and our own names, have won respectable winnings at Nationals in the past, including a BOSB (best opposite sex of breed bred by Sarah Lyons) at Youth Rex Nationals just this year!. For this reason, we are very proud of our Rex line.

We sell our Rex for show and pets of all the varieties we mentione above. We ask about $50 for each quality animal, price may vary with each individual animal. We will ship.

If you are interested in purchasing a rex, drop me a line, or call me at:

Sherry Lyons

(509) 226-1253

Here are some photos of our Rex line, and/or descendants of our lines. These are all owned by Dunn Mountain Rabbitry as of now.

Legacy's Sir Wen Vega white grand champion buck bred in our rabbitry. Father is champion, mother has earned (but never turned in) her championship. This boy here has won 4 BOB's, 1 RIS, 5 BOV, BOSV, BOSB, etc. This buck died 8/3/98 due to a heat wave. :(

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Dunn Mountain's D'Loyolah tri color (almost) champion-needs 1 SR leg-decended from a champion buck from our lines (granddaughter to him). She carries the characteristic qualities of that line right on through to her offspring. She has won 2 BOSB and a BOB.

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Dunn Mountain's New Yorker black otter buck. Son of Legacy's Sir Wen Vega. He has won 2 best of breeds, 2 Best otters, and a 2nd JR buck. He carries the characteristic fur (density and texture) with a good topline. (That's a hand holding his head in case you're wondering.) He is a grand champion now.

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Dunn Mountain's Ramses white buck. Brother to New Yorker. Has won 2nd JR White Buck and a Best of Breed in his few times of showing. He carries good width, depth, and excellent coat, and is turning out to be very nice. . .like his father. He's pictured here as a five month old 9 lbs 4 ounce buck. A lot differet since the last you may have seen of him! (3 lbs 8 week old) He has maxed out a very big boy. Ramses pushed 11 lbs at his heaviest.

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Note from Host: I hope to have some pictures of Sherry's animals soon, but for now I have nothing but pictures of decendants of her animals which I own. Please be patient, we are constantly working on this. Thanks.

Auri Fitzgerald

I hope to have more up soon!

© 1997 slyons@tincan.tincan.org

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