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We only have a few litters each year and often, many of the kits have homes reserved before they are weaned. If you are interested, please review our Rabbit Purchase Agreement and then contact us to arrange transfer. 4-H/Youth Discounts available 
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Briarwood Pals Symphony
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Briarwood Pals ValériaGolden Palomino doe born 6.12.2024
Bred by Briarwood Pals Rabbitry (OR) 
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Briarwood Pals HarutoGolden Palomino buck born 1.2.24
Bred by Briarwood Pals Rabbitry (OR) 
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Briarwood Pals BoléroGolden Palomino buck born 9.1.2022
Bred by Briarwood Pals Rabbitry (OR) 
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The Palomino is a medium-sized commercial breed with ideal weights ranging from 9 to 10 lbs. They are well-suited for show and exhibition. Originally dubbed the "Washingtonian" by the breed's developer - Mark Youngs of Coulee Dam, Washington State, Pals were first presented in 1952 at the ARBA National Convention held in Portland, Oregon. At that time suggestions were taken for a better moniker to apply to this developing breed and 'Palomino' was adopted as the official designation. After much hard work and dedication, the Palomino was officially recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association, Inc. in 1957. (A more comprehensive history of the Palomino breed can be accessed on the 'History' page of this website.) There are two beautiful varieties accepted in Pals today: Golden and Lynx. The breed is known for its hardiness, excellent production qualities, and rapid growth. It is a breed equally suited for either meat production or exhibition. Reference: "Palomino Rabbit Co-Breeders Assoc". www.palominorabbits.org. Retrieved 4.26.2020. |
