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cuddles wrote: Aww, too bad you didn't post a bit sooner. Girlie went to her new homea little less than a month ago. I'll let you know if it doenst work outwith her new owner though :)

Alij wrote: She isn't too big just yet. She has been to the vet, but she is not fixed. I just don't have that type of money :( She does not pee or poo on the rug, but she is not litter trained in her cage.

Micki wrote: A what??

Not yet. I REALLY REALLY REALLLLY would like to find her a home soon since I am getting busier and busier with life. :?

cheryl13 wrote: Well if you want to fly over here to the States you can have her lol!

Girlie is a young friendly Blue Checkerd Giant, and apparant by her name, a female! She was taken in by me when my fiances young sister could not keep her.She was purchased from a fair without the parents permission and, well,she ended up with me. She can stay with me as long as neccessary but...

I will be making a new thread for girlie onlywithin the next day or two (I have to get time, I have a giantpsychology test wednesday and a paper due on thursday-so I am a bitbusy :shock::shock:- I will get around to it soon though!!!:bunnydance:)

Dwarf_Angel04 wrote: Jeez. She is very strong with her back legs but she hasn't tried totear me up with them too much just yet. I did get a scratch from herbut thats because her nails need to be clipped, which I suppose Ishould do pretty soon. ;)

katt wrote: I've noticed! I know she has grown a lot since I've gotten her, but she still has growing to do I guess. As for male rabbits NEEDING to be neutered, well unless you like hotrabbit urine sprayed in your face, then yes...they definitely do.

Girlie has been sort of hard to catch lately! So when she is out make sure you have your running shoes on.

Dwarf_Angel04 wrote: :shock::shock::shock: Does anyone know how much checkered giants shed??? She hasnt shed any hair yet really. Buns always was full of hair no matter what I did and that is the BIG source of allergies.

redangel1300 wrote: He is adorable! My dog is good, so she doesn't mind when the rabbit is out. She used tobe a show dog so she has a good attention span. Hopping rabbits don'treally phase her much, though I still make sure to pay good attentionto her when she is out with the rabbit. My...

Also, I forgot to mention, if you have any other animals she doesn't seem to be afraid of anything. You wouldn't have to worry about her flipping out in her cage if the dog comes near her or anything.

I am suprised to say that Girlie didn't pee orpoo anywhere around the main part of the house. Buns wouldleave a pebble or 2 lying around,but none from girlie. Also rabbits usually do better in pairs. She could probably get alongby herself for awhile, but I think she would prefer to be with...

I let girlie run around the larger part of the house a bit today (supervised of course) so I decided to take a few pictures. You may notice a lot of wires and other unsafe things laying around,but I was watching her carefully so she was safe! :bunnydance: Shedidn't sink her little rabbit teeth...

you can go ahead and post as much about girle as needed. It is just important that she finds a good home.

I have some terrible news. I came home from school this afternoon and I found Buns dead. I have no idea what happened. He was fine yesterday and was alive this morning for the short time I saw him. I really don't know what happened, but I am glad he did not go to a new home only to die...

katt wrote: Lots of growing to do. Oh my :D She has already gotten much bigger since she first came to stay with us. Haha. She does have huge ears though.

redangel1300 wrote: Well take your time. I don't want you to make a decision you will regret.

redangel1300 wrote: Thats great. If you want to take both of them, then here is a list of things that will come with them. A transport cage. A small bag of hay. A bag of food. A large water bottle. A large igloo. A rabbit litter box. A small bag of carefresh litter. A food bowl. I think that...