Understand The Rabbit Profile Sections And Buttons
Learn what each rabbit profile tab, field group, and header button is for so you can fill out the parts that matter without overworking the record.
Learn what each rabbit profile tab, field group, and header button is for so you can fill out the parts that matter without overworking the record.
About 18 minutes
Desktop: Open Rabbits, then click the rabbit you want to edit.
Mobile: Tap the menu button, open Rabbits, then tap the rabbit you want to edit.
- The rabbit already exists in Rabbits.
Overview
- A rabbit profile is the detailed record behind a rabbit in the Rabbits page. You do not have to fill out every section for every rabbit; use the parts that match how you manage that animal.
When To Use
- You are editing a rabbit and want to know what each tab or button is meant to do.
- You want cleaner records for breeding, sales, pedigrees, shows, health history, or daily care.
Step-By-Step Guide
1
Follow this action exactly in the Understand The Rabbit Profile Sections And Buttons workflow.
Use the top header buttons for quick actions on an existing saved rabbit: Export Rabbit Profile, View Pedigree, Rescan Pedigree, and Pin or Unpin Rabbit.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
2
Use the primary photo area and private gallery to keep profile photos and progression pictures separate from public storefront listing photos.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
3
Use General for the main identity fields: name, sex, breed, color, date of birth, status, housing, parent links, sale profile fields, temperament, and mothering traits.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
4
Use Status to organize where the rabbit appears on the Rabbits page. Marking a rabbit Sold does not log a sale, and the rabbit-profile Log Sale action only appears after that rabbit is marked For Sale.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
5
Use Temperament as a simple 1 to 5 handling or behavior score for quick comparison.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
6
Use Mothering Traits for doe-specific notes like nesting, milk, fostering, or kit care patterns that you want visible when reviewing breeding performance.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
7
Use Weights, Health, Grooming, Shows, Litters, and Type Log for dated history that should build over time instead of living in one long note.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
8
Use Documents for private files tied to the rabbit, such as registrations, pedigrees, receipts, show paperwork, or health documents.
- The page should remain in the same workflow and be ready for the next step.
- You should be ready to continue to the next step.
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Use Genotype when you need color-prediction detail. It is powerful, but it has its own guide because most users only need the basics at first.
- You know which rabbit profile areas are worth filling out now and which can wait until you need them.
- You know which rabbit profile areas are worth filling out now and which can wait until you need them.
You're Done When
- You know which rabbit profile areas are worth filling out now and which can wait until you need them.
Common Mistakes
- Treating every blank field like required work.
- Using status changes as a sales log instead of using Log Sale.
- Putting all history in General Notes when a dated tab like Weights, Health, Shows, Litters, or Grooming would be easier to review later.
FAQ
Do I need to fill out every tab?
No. Fill out the sections that support your workflow. Many rabbits only need core identity, status, housing, parent links, and a few history tabs.
What are the buttons at the top of a rabbit profile?
They are quick actions for saved rabbits: export the profile, view the pedigree, rescan pedigree data, and pin or unpin the rabbit for faster access.
What is Mothering Traits for?
Mothering Traits is a quick place to record doe behavior and kit-care patterns that may matter when deciding future pairings or reviewing litter outcomes.
When To Contact Support
- The workflow does not match the guide even after you confirm you are in the correct section.
- Saving or loading fails repeatedly in this area of the app.
Still Stuck?
If the guide got you close but the app still does not match what this tutorial says should happen, contact support and mention the article title, the exact step where you got stuck, and what you saw instead.