DOB is date of birth, and DTB is date to breed (when your rabbit is a senior and old enough to breed). The next section includes identifying markers such as sex, color and pattern (variety), tattoo, as well as a brief reminder of his or her bloodlines. The section at the top of the page is for your rabbit’s name and breed. Please feel free to copy and paste pages at the end if you need more, or delete unneeded pages. There are enough documents here for 12 rabbits. Type in the details for each rabbit and save your document as a new file name so that you can reuse this blank template in the future. Once you have all the information typed in, follow the directions above to print and laminate your cards. DOB is Date of Birth and DTB is Date to Breed- or the date when your rabbit is a senior and old enough to breed.
The next section includes identifying markers such as color/pattern, tattoo, as well as a brief reminder of bloodlines. The side section is for your rabbit’s official pedigreed name- you can change the font size to make it fit into the box. The type font is large enough to see from a short distance, making it easy to identify your rabbits. The section at the top of the card is for your rabbit’s name. Keep in mind it’s nice to have a few blank cards on hand so you can hand write the details for a new rabbit until you have a chance to make a permanent card. Please feel free to copy and paste blank cards at the end if you need more, or delete unneeded cards. There are enough cards here for 12 rabbits. Open your file, type in the details for each rabbit and save your document as a new file name so that you can reuse this blank template in the future. I like to hang mine on my J-feeders (the photo is an older style of cards but you get the idea). I also recommend card stock rather than paper, although paper does work. If you choose not to laminate your cards, be warned that your bucks may spray on them and they are easier for your rabbits to chew on. I purchase my mini carabiners on Amazon (AGPtek 2” carabiners run about $8 for 36 or $14 for 120). You can use a variety of things to hang your tags- I like to use carabiners but shower curtain rings work well also and can often be purchased at dollar stores.
Hole punch your card in the center of the top box- it’s there just for this purpose. Once you laminate, trim again- be sure to leave a small space all the way around your card so that the laminating sheet stays sealed. Print your cards and then cut them apart, trimming close to the outside edge of the boxes then lay your cards out in your laminator sheets and laminate according to your laminator’s directions. You can purchase an inexpensive laminator for around $20 on Amazon.
Both the Rabbit Cage Cards and the Rabbit Litter Cards work best laminated although you could treat them as disposable and not laminate them.
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