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Langohr
2013-02-15 18:54
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Hello from Germany

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Hello everybody :)

I'm a german Rabbitjumper.
You can call me Tamara, I am 18 years old and I live in the german part called bavaria.

I registered here because I thought its interesting to exchange Informations. I use a Translator for reading your pages and I found out that there is not so much difference to the german jumping ;)

But the german rabbits are not so athletic as the swedish. Here a very few use the heavy class (not more than 10 rabbits each tournament). A elite class has not taken place yet.

On the Picture you can see me and my rabbit "Sita". (what is unhappily died a few weeks ago :( )

I looking forward to answer all your questions :)
Also I can show you many pictures of the German rabbit jumping, if you want this.

Best wishes,
Tamara

PS: I hope my english is sufficient to understand what i mean :)

Vincent...
2013-02-15 19:34
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#1

Guten tag!

HAHAHAHAHAHA…..

kyrkeliden
2013-02-15 22:59
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#2

Hallo Tamara I wish that I could answer your message in German but tonigh I've read it in school for filé years I unfortunely forgot alot of it. I'm very glad to read your message here and it is fanastic that you found our site here. Would like to hear all about rabbitjumping in Germany. It is so fun that this fanastic sport have spread and I think we could learn alot from each other. Our rabbits are an result of many years of breeding and I think in à few years your rabbits will be there too. You have to show us some pictures. Really fun to see your obstacles and learn more about you and your rabbits :)

//Sandra Magnusson, Kyrkeliden's Hoppkaniner
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Langohr
2013-02-16 12:58
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#3

Guten Morgen,

you learned german? cool :)
We will somehow create to communicate. ;)

Yes its really a fantastic sport! I make it since 2007 and it makes so much fun! I learned so much more of the character of my rabbits.

Yesterday I looked after soooo much pictures, I recognize that your mini lops have much athletic physique. The standard of the german breeding is much stronger and thicker. Because the "Belgian Hare" (I hope this is the right english name…) are here very popular, they jump very high but they are more the cozy contemporaries (slowly).

The specialiced breeding of the physique is here not common, the people just pair of rabbits to look what colour will appear. 
The most people not want to breed because they are afraid when nobody wants to buy. Here each Rabbitjumper already has nearly 10 rabbits and this are high costs.

In germany are not so much tournaments, mostly they are to far away. In december last year was organised a european championship. Only people from germany, czechia and swizerland took part. Many people were sad because nobody from sweden or demark comes. It was already the second european championship! The first was 2011 in Swizerland. It was a terrible organization! Anyway, I found it to early! In germany has never taken place a german championship and without the big Rabbitjumpers is a european championship, a not correctly championship! Thereafter I found out that you and the denmarks won't travel to germany with rabbits because here are diseases that not exist by you. Is that right?

So I will show you a few pictures of the European Championship.
(Click on the links to see the Pictures)

http://imageshack.us/a/img688/8247/img3038pt.jpg
Here you can see the OK (open class) without leashes!

http://imageshack.us/a/img402/7760/img2214bx.jpg
The "normal" straight lane.

http://imageshack.us/a/img69/5511/img2318bb.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img822/3527/img2869y.jpg

And the parcours.

And here some pictures of our own tournament

http://imageshack.us/a/img51/3619/f53t3485p97691n35.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img690/3483/f53t3485p97686n29.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img43/3717/f53t3485p97691n1.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img694/6377/f53t3485p98299n13.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img210/1866/img0379mh.jpg

And a very cute Idea of the last year :)
A "clear" cup, for the Rabbit who throw down the most bars.

Greetings,
Tamara

kyrkeliden
2013-02-16 14:57
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#4

Very nice to see Tamara :D I knop some jumpers about travelling to the european championships. But I know many Hesitaed Bauer of the rules that differ from ours. Really sad though I think it's important and fun that the sport don't look the same in all countries. For My own rabbits I think the distance between the obstacles would be he hardest if the rabbit is fast. We have about 3meters in between and even that feels tight sometimes. But that is à difficulty and I think your rabbits is Really good who don't need that space :) also really fun to se the class Werner you jump without leach. We Ohly do that in Sweden under win-races. Also interesting to see that the audience are so clown to the court. That shows à enormous psyche in your rabbits and I know not all swedish rabbits would jump in that enviroment. So really fun to se :D

//Sandra Magnusson, Kyrkeliden's Hoppkaniner
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[SophD]
2013-02-17 12:44
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#5

Hallo, meine mama komt aus deutschland,´ich kan darum ein bisschen deutsch sprechen :) Ich kann dich gerne hilfen =)

Langohr
2013-02-18 22:02
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#6

Yes the distance between the obstakles is short, but just for a few rabbits is it a Problem. On the championship many rabbits won't jump because it was to loud and to much stress. By the way I even detected that you are the owner of Dangerous Freiheit! I wrote you an email by reason of your advertisement in the shkrf Forum :D

Langohr
2013-02-18 22:06
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#7

Hey sophie, das ist ja toll :) Wie klein die welt doch ist!

kyrkeliden
2013-03-23 00:17
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#8

#6 Oh, I''m sorry. Haven't seen it. You can email me on kyrkelidens_kaniner@hotmail.com. I'm faster to answer there :D

//Sandra Magnusson, Kyrkeliden's Hoppkaniner
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