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We're still alive and binkying here at our house :D We've been so busy this summer and spring! Everyone is great. Bing is still intact, but he IS getting fixed. I know I keep saying it, but it WILL Be happening LOL I just need to find the time to take him in to get the snip snip!!! Charlie is...

Wanted to let everyone know that Bing is getting himself a snip snip soon! He is very sweet with my daughter and I but my husband claims that he was nipped! I cannot believe it! He was changing Bing's litterbox, and I am always the one to do that. I think maybe he thought it was intrusive...

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Lops ears drop later and sometimes as late as a few months. You can tell with a certain degree of certainty if they will fall based on the ear base on the top of the head. It's too early to know. Dutch have very sturdy ears; it's possible that they have all standard ears. I love that last...

Bing magically figured out litter box training around 12-13 weeks. He just seemed incapable of holding anything. Then, one day, it was all neatly in the litter box. Just leave it set up; don't lose hope!

I want to know how she got them to SIT in a row because Bing is ALL OVER!

MORE BABIES :D ...I posted some babies for you to peek at on my blog ;)

Any kits?

Bing did not go to the show this past weekend because we were not able to go :(. His brother went and took 2nd in two different groups. I'm hoping Bing could do well, but I'm also doing the dance about whether or not we should just neuter him.... I attached a picture of some baby Himalayans...

How did you get sam to sit still in the car out of a cage?!

BABIES BABIES BABIES!!!! :woohoo

I free feed sherwood because of their ages. They do seem to eat more than the other pellets, agreed.

We have decided to stick with Sherwood Forest M/S because they are doing very well, look muscular, and have reduced odor. They eat it well and have no digestive issues. For these reasons, I just ordered a 19 lb BOX :D The boys are well. I am still on the fence about neutering Bing. He isn't...

There was a bad drought in much of the midwest making much less hay available and what is available less than ideal quality :( It's been harder to get horse barns to sell you a spare bale because they simply do not have them this year.

More videos :D

Tea tree oil soaps are also fantastic at getting things like grass stains out of clothing!

Charlie seems to have turned a corner this week. He is much calmer and much more inquisitive. He gets more and more outgoing, but I feel like he isn't guarding the cage with his pee anymore which is a welcome change. Bing has shed all but a few tiny patches of smut which I am certain will be...

For me it would be having them stay home. I feel with good instruction and the vets number that that would be best because leaving home would cause them to get digestive upset! I've noticed neither one handles leaving home very well. I wouldn't really expect the sitter to problem solve any how...

CHARLIE SPRAYED ME IN THE FACE WITH URINE!! HE IS TWO WEEKS OUT FROM HIS NEUTER!!! DOES ANYONE THOUGHTS?! I was cleaning his cage, and he happily greeted me. Then Bing hopped by the cage and BAM! He sprayed me right in the face...I know it was meant for Bing, but what I'm more concerned about is...