Fuzzy Tail's Spinner - Mini Rex buck
What is Rabbit Hopping?
Your rabbit jumps over hurdles in a course while you walk or run alongside the course. The rabbit has to be on a harness and leash.
Rabbit hopping started in Sweden in about 1980. It is just starting to get popular in the United States now.
Your rabbit jumps over hurdles in a course while you walk or run alongside the course. The rabbit has to be on a harness and leash.
Rabbit hopping started in Sweden in about 1980. It is just starting to get popular in the United States now.
Radical Rabbits 4-H Club put on a
"Celebrity Rabbit Hopping Competition/Demonstration"
at the Wyoming County Fair in Meshoppen , PA in September, 2016.
A great time was had by all involved. Thank you to our local celebrities who competed!
"Celebrity Rabbit Hopping Competition/Demonstration"
at the Wyoming County Fair in Meshoppen , PA in September, 2016.
A great time was had by all involved. Thank you to our local celebrities who competed!
Becky demonstrating the High Jump with Spinner at the Wyoming County Fair in September, 2016.
Hopping rules:
Your rabbit has to be wearing an H-style harness and be on a leash (except for high jump).
You can’t touch your rabbit with your feet, only your hands.
Your rabbit has to stay on the course and go in the right direction at all times.
Your rabbit must be at least four months old to hop.
If the rabbit knocks a bar off the jump it counts as a fault.
The judges time how long it takes the rabbit to complete the course.
Each rabbit gets to run the course 3 times. The judges count the best run.
The winning rabbit is the one with the least faults. If there is a tie between rabbits then the fastest time wins.
Hopping rules:
Your rabbit has to be wearing an H-style harness and be on a leash (except for high jump).
You can’t touch your rabbit with your feet, only your hands.
Your rabbit has to stay on the course and go in the right direction at all times.
Your rabbit must be at least four months old to hop.
If the rabbit knocks a bar off the jump it counts as a fault.
The judges time how long it takes the rabbit to complete the course.
Each rabbit gets to run the course 3 times. The judges count the best run.
The winning rabbit is the one with the least faults. If there is a tie between rabbits then the fastest time wins.
