Well ROAD TRIP is being planned as we speak. We have discussed when the best time to come and get Luna and it looks like Tuesday, March 20 this is the DAY!
Can't wait! Have some vacation time at work so my husband and I decided that a weekday would be the best to make the trip. We plan on starting out earlier than last time (feels like the Scuba Diving days, lol) so that we can beat the traffic in New Jersey and get through Philly.
Everything is prepared here. The small crate that Neville started out is getting a wash down. Have all the necessities for Luna, litter box, bowls, and a nice T-Shirt from Dad that the rest of them love to lay on and NOT chew. lol.
So we are pretty much ready for our Girl to come home. Truly excited to get her home and get the process of knowing her.
Neville has been a treat to have so far. What a very healthy, happy bunny he's turning out to be. He's had no problems physically as well as mentally being the age he was when he came home. There was no problem and the breeder KNEW her babies and had all the confidence of letting him go in my care. Even after a 6 hour ride, he was as calm as could be. No problems that night getting home. Except for the other drivers.
Since Neville's crate is on the floor, I've been opening his crate door and he's had a ball hopping in and out. He does it now every time. He thinks he's being a big boy. Also when he hops out, he'll explore a little and then I'll say "Ok Neville", and he will turn around and hop back in. He truly knows his crate is his own and he feels very comfortable, even coming out for the short periods.
The transition to Oxbow is final. No problems for Mr. Neville. Eating like a horse and growing in leaps and bounds. And water intact, the boy can drink! Loves our water. No ACV yet, because he's a bit too young. But he will be introduced at an older age. He does love his Wheat grass. That's the only new thing we really introduced other than hay and pellets. Wheat grass is so easily digested and so full of minerals that these little bunnies need. At first he had no clue on what to do with it, which was a laugh. But boy did he catch on. He knows now exactly what to do with the Wheat Grass. All my bunnies love it. My husband makes sure there is always a fresh supply available through hydroponics.
Willard, Kreacher and Dobby are all doing well. They are enjoying their nightly romps around the house. Letting them out longer each time and no problems. They are all gentleman. And it does help blow off steam so they can truly relax.
ZRabbits is going forward! Little at a time!
K
