RabbitBreeder

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Quickstart & FAQ

Everything you need to set up your rabbitry, log your first breeding event, and read the production forecast — in five steps.

Quickstart

  1. 1. Create your account

    Sign up with email and a password. We'll provision your first farm during onboarding — no manual setup needed.

    Sign up

  2. 2. Set up your farm structure

    Add buildings, rows, cages, and cells from the Farm page. The hierarchy lets you locate any rabbit by code.

    Open Farm

  3. 3. Add your first rabbit

    Register a doe or buck, choose a breed, and add sex, weight, birth date and location.

    Open Rabbits

  4. 4. Record a breeding event

    Choose a doe and a buck. RabbitBreeder checks their pedigree and warns about close relationships.

    Open Breeding

  5. 5. Read your forecast

    The Forecast page projects expected kindlings, surviving kits, and production across future periods.

    Open Forecast

Frequently asked questions

Why is a mating blocked?

RabbitBreeder checks the recorded pedigree of the doe and the buck before saving the event. When a close common ancestor is found, the mating is blocked to keep inbreeding risk down.

How is the forecast computed?

Active breeding cycles, expected kindling dates, the farm's average litter size and its survival rate are combined into daily projections, so the forecast reflects your own herd rather than a generic model.

Where is the PDF pedigree export?

Open Genealogy and select a rabbit. The PDF contains the recorded ancestors, breed, sex and birth dates in your active language, ready to print or send to a buyer.

What does each plan include?

Free covers 3 active breeder does. Starter is $9.90 per month for up to 10. Business covers 30, with $0.75 per month for each additional active doe. Annual base plans give 12 months of access for the price of 10.

How do I export my data?

The zootechnical plan, finance and reports support CSV export. Pedigrees, rabbit passports and reports are produced as PDF. Every export opens in the module it belongs to and follows your active language.

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