Royal Aspen Rabbitry
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Royal Aspen Rabbitry is located in northeastern Alberta, focusing on raising quality rabbits. Currently, our main project is Jersey Woolies, as our Harlequin program has been put on hold. I'm a youth breeder who has had rabbits since 2015, but more recently decided to get into show breeding and create my rabbitry. I'm always open to working with other breeders, and my DMs are open to anyone.
01/15/2026
Love to see rabbits I bred living their best lives in other breeders barns! This doe out of Wild Rose Periwinkle and Wild Rose Dimitri went all the way up to Ontario last year.
Definitely give this rabbitry a follow if you haven’t already ❤️
Royal Aspen’s Apple Crisp
Sam’s Spotted Cory x Sam’s Spotted Dalis
Gold ES Buck, 8 weeks old
Overall I’m not very impressed by this Buck. He has the same issues as his father, weak ankles and lack of markings, so he’s lacking any wow factor in my eyes, especially compared to his sister. Though I will admit that like his father he has nice deep colouration
I’m not going to keep him but I’ll be growing him out for a bit longer to see if he makes the cut to sell in a pair or trio with a better doe.
Meet Royal Moon’s Icarus
Lilac Buck, 9 weeks
This boy is an absolute sweetheart, he reminds me a lot of Loki despite being in no way related.
He is a keeper for now.
I’m a big fan of his ankles, though I don’t like his shoulder. Markings wise he has nice face markings, could have a cleaner ear base and herringbone though. His spots are decently even, though I’m hoping they sharpen as he gets older.
07/12/2025
Usually I’m not one to advocate for Oxbow when it comes to rabbits. They are one of the largest contributors to improper diets in pet rabbits. But their critical care saved Nixie’s life.
Three days ago I found this Doe unable to move in the grow out pen due to what I believe is heatstroke. She couldn’t move anything but her head. So I brought her inside and give her a frozen water bottle to cool off. Luckily I was given a bag of said Critical Care by my boyfriend. For two days I hand fed her every couple of hours, having her sleep wrapped in beside me in bed so I could keep an eye on her.
As off yesterday morning she is completely back to normal, when I woke up to her walking for the first time in days. She was able to eat and drink on her own. And as of today she is in the barn with her sister. I don’t believe she would have made it without the critical care.
This also brings me to the importance of breeding for heat tolerance. I’ve only had one other rabbit struggle due to the heat, Hunter who I lost last year. This is something you can improve in your lines, I prioritize keeping rabbits who are unaffected by the heat and cold. And I only accommodate the majority of my rabbits with frozen water bottles during the first heat waves of the year as they adjust. Unless they’re in a crowded cage as moms with babies and growouts because they love to pile on top of eachother in the heat. Because this is not something that should be a concern within my barn.
That being said Nixie will be staying until she produces her replacement, and will be accommodated with the heat. But have I had another option for my program she would’ve been retired.
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