Rabbitry definitions and example sentences on Wordnik

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Also commenting on the problems confronting successful rearing of rabbits in recent times and why people, especially youths, are no longer interested in the animals, a professor of animal husbandry, John Oluokun, told Tribune Agriculture that it was true that rabbitry is going into extinction due to some reasons.

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A collection of rabbits, or the place where they are kept; a rabbit-warren.

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'I lost interest in rabbitry when I lost 82 rabbits to robbers in a day' — Welcome to the Frontpage
Also commenting on the problems confronting successful rearing of rabbits in recent times and why people, especially youths, are no longer interested in the animals, a professor of animal husbandry, John Oluokun, told Tribune Agriculture that it was true that rabbitry is going into extinction due to some reasons. — Welcome to the Frontpage
And our best solution is to locate the rabbitry under the old maple tree, building a more solid shelter for them. — Fish and Cans
A rabbitry and fowlrun, a dovecote, a botanical conservatory, 2 hammocks — Ulysses
No. 4 is the cellar under the rabbitry. — Rural Architecture Being a Complete Description of Farm Houses, Cottages, and Out Buildings