Furby, my Fuzzy French Lop

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wendymac

wendymac

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This is why Adeline isn't staying in my program and why Grump is already gone. While he's cute, this is NOT something I want in my barn. LOL

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He has the greatest personality, though, so is going to make an awesome pet.

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LOL! Thats the best Frenchie I've ever seen! That is too funny, I can see why he wouldn't be showable, but thankfully someone is getting a great pet!
 
LOL! I crack up every time I mess with him. He's definitely a hoot, but I definitely NEVER want an angora bunny of any type. He needs brushed a lot or he gets all tangled and matted. I need to get some pictures after I give him hay...that's fun to pick out of his hair, let me tell you. lol
 
He is cute :) I know what you mean about the long haired breeds though. I have a Jersey Wooly that needs to be brushed every day or two and I HATE it. I much prefer my short haired Mini Rex (though I would not mind getting a polish or flemish one day).
 
Ha, he's adorable! I thought Furby was bought from another breeder, not home grown?


Nope. I remember now, that was another breeder who actually bred Angoras, so he was supposed to look fuzzy. Anyways, too cute!
 
Oh no, he was definitely NOT supposed to have long hair. LOL While his siblings were a little bit hairy, Furby got hit with both hair genes. And he tangles easily. I'm almost wondering if I should get him his own blower. haha
 
If I were closer up you.... I'd totally take him and give him a great home. He's awkwardly adorable!!
 
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