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I'm looking into getting a showmanship/show bird for my son. I think Seramas are beautiful and certainly small enough to be used for showmanship but I'm a bit concerned that there seems to be little unity concerning the breed here in the U.S. As a rabbit exhibitor/breeder I am not thrilled by the idea that there is no standard accepted by the APA or the Bantam Poultry clubs. There are a few new and unrecognized breeds of rabbit I wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole for the unorganized manner they seem to be worked on. I want to avoid the same types of problems with a poultry breed if there are problems with organization or inconsistantcies in its development. Does that make sense?What info I can find online about the breed seems contentious and turns me off. Can anyone fill me in on what seems to be a bit of Serama drama?IS there an official club? Which one? Is any club claiming to be "the" Serama breed club close at all to getting a standard accepted? With the ARBA (rabbits) there is an organized way of doing things. Presenting a standard and specimens for acceptance. After so many accepted presentations, a new breed may be accepted. I am assuming the APA is the same way. What kind of progress is being made with the acceptance of a single Serama standard?Lots of questions, I know. Any info might be helpful to me. Thanks.
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