Rabbit Register for Windows Deluxe Edition

The Deluxe Edition is currently only sold to breeders in the United States and Canada.

System Requirements:

IBM compatible computer

Windows 98 or later

SVGA (800x600) required

128 or more MB of memory for Windows 98. 256 MB or more for all others.

The Deluxe Edition Possesses all of the Features of the Standard Edition Plus:

Taskmaster Chore Scheduling:

Never miss a nestbox again. Keeps track of all breeding-related chores.

Data entry is straightforward and mouse driven. Correcting mistakes and adding new information is easy too.

Displays an on-screen calendar that makes it easy to view your chores. Want to see what chores are coming up on Saturday? Just click on the calendar and your chores for that day are displayed. Click on the print icon and get a printed copy of the breeding tasks and chores for a given day, or for a group of days.

Print each day on a separate sheet, or group days together on a single sheet.

Sort your chores by the date to be performed, the animal’s ear number or by the type of chore.

The breeding chore list is keyed to your doe’s litter data. Once you have entered a breeding date for a doe, the TaskMaster takes over and reminds you all subsequent chores, including when to rebreed. As events are marked off, they are permanently stored in your litter data for future reference.

When you mark off chores as completed, TaskMaster automatically reschedules their next occurrence.

The Master Breeding List provides a comprehensive on-screen listing of the status of every bred doe in your rabbitry.

Genetics Processing:

Automatically fills in known genes (alleles) based on the animal’s color (phenotype).

Performs color prediction based on the A, B, C, D, E, W, and V genes. Also allows you to manually enter the En, Du and Dw genes.

Analyzes the parents and offspring to fill in unknown genes. Each gene displayed on the screen is color- coded to show you whether it came from the sire or dam. The program also color-codes to indicate which genes were determined by examining the offspring and which genes where manually set by the user.

Identifies any genes that appear to be in conflict with the parent’s or the offspring’s genetic makeup.

Allows you to do experimental cross-breedings to see what colors of offspring can be produced by crossing two animals. You can pick from animals in your rabbitry, to see what they can produce, or you can select from a list of over 100 colors, without having to have animals with that phenotype.

You can select a color and the program will rank the animals in your rabbitry as to their likelihood of being able to produce that color.

Genetic makeup can be printed on your pedigrees.

Included with the program is Color Genetics in U.S. Domestic Rabbits, written by Candy Haenszel, a clear and highly readable introduction to rabbit genetics.