Use Rabbit Profiles, Pedigrees, And Exports Effectively
Go deeper than the rabbit list with pedigree links, health, weights, grooming, notes, photos, documents, and polished exports.
Open a rabbit's detailed profile, fill in the most useful record sections, and create cleaner pedigree or document outputs without guessing.
10-20 minutes depending on how much detail you add
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.
- Make sure the rabbit already exists in the Rabbits list.
- If you want pedigree output, have the sire and dam information ready if you know it.
Overview
- Rabbit profiles are where each rabbit becomes a complete record instead of just a name in a list.
When To Use
- You need complete pedigree data, health history, weight history, photos, show info, or printable documents.
Step-By-Step Guide
Open the correct rabbit profile
Start from the herd list so you are editing the right rabbit and not a different one with a similar name.
Go to Rabbits from the sidebar or mobile menu.
- You should see your herd list.
Click or tap the rabbit you want to work on.
- You should see the rabbit's profile page or modal with multiple sections or tabs.
- You are now looking at the detailed record for the correct rabbit.
Fill in the fields that improve the record most
Focus on useful information first instead of trying to complete every optional field in one sitting.
Use the sire and dam fields to link real parent records whenever possible.
- Linking actual parent records is better than typing names manually when the parent already exists in the app.
- If the correct parent does not appear in the selector, stop and check that parent's saved status in the Rabbits list.
Add notes, health history, weight history, registration data, or documents only in the areas that truly help your workflow.
- You can leave unknown or irrelevant sections for later.
- Start with data you expect to reference again, not every possible field.
Save your changes and confirm the information stays on the profile.
- Saved values should remain visible when you return to the profile section.
- The rabbit profile now holds enough detail to support daily records and pedigree work.
Create a cleaner pedigree or document output
This helps you verify that the profile information is turning into the document you actually expect.
Use the pedigree, birth certificate, or export control from the rabbit profile.
- You should see a preview, editor, or export modal.
Check logos, linked parents, visible fields, and included sections before exporting.
- Private notes only appear when a setting explicitly includes them.
Generate the PDF or image once the preview matches your expectations.
- You should receive a file or share/export option for the pedigree or certificate.
- Your document output should now reflect the rabbit profile more accurately and with less guesswork.
You're Done When
- The rabbit profile saves the details you entered.
- Parent information appears correctly in the profile or pedigree view when linked.
- The export preview matches what you expected before you generate the file.
Common Mistakes
- Entering manual parent names when a real linked parent record already exists.
- Assuming every profile section must be filled in even when your breeding program only needs a few tabs.
FAQ
Do notes show up on exported pedigrees?
Only if the related export appearance settings include them. Private notes stay private unless an export option explicitly includes them.
Can I use a profile even if I do not know every genotype detail yet?
Yes. Unknown loci can stay incomplete and you can refine them later.
When To Contact Support
- Linked parents disappear or fail to save even though you selected them correctly.
- The pedigree or export preview is missing data that is definitely saved on the rabbit profile.
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.