Hi from Thailand

[angela]

Hi everyone,

I'm new and would like to introduce you to my beautiful bunnies. I have 2 Teddy Bear rabbits named Missy and Molly Woppy (Teddy Bears are a Thai created breed which is a cross between a Thai rabbit and an English Angora). Then there is Oreo - he's a Woody Toy (another Thai breed. Similar to a Jersey Wooly I guess). Next is Honey Bunny. I bought her thinking I was buying an pure English Angora, but it seems that at best she is likely a dwarf Angora mix. Next is Lollipop. Lollipop was bought on the understanding that he was also a Teddy Bear, but it now seems that he is in fact a Lionhead! As you may see, buying bunnies in Thailand can be a lot of guesswork!! Lastly, I now have 2 darling newborn babies (Missy and Lollops babies) - Willow and Bramble.

Well, that's us - beside 5 cats, 1 lovebird and 7 kids.

Anyway, I was hoping that someone might be able to tell me what colors the babies are please? I'm thinking that the grey one might be a lilac tort???? Hopefully I'll be able to attach photos to this introduction. She/he has white on 3 feet, a tiny bit of white on one ear, a very slim streak of white down the forehead, and a white nose, otherwise everywhere else is grey and orange. The white bits don't come out too clearly in the photos.

Thanks, and looking forward to your comments,

Post note: Can't figure out how to post photos here, so I'll try posting in the photo gallery.

Angela

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Hello and welcome to RO.

 

[hartleybun]

hello from me and my rexes. nice to have you join us

 

[maxysmummy]

omg i am so interested to see these breeds of rabbit!

i'll be in thailand at the start of 2011 i can't wait!

 

[angela]

Thanks for the warm welcome Nancy, Hartleybun and Maxysmummy. It's really nice to part of such a friendly bunny family!

Hey, Maxysmummy, so you're coming to Thailand. Wow are you in for a treat. They have some very original bunnies here - Teddy Bears, Woody Toys, Jerry Woodys and a whole bunch of mixes like my dwarf Angora mix. There's not as much education here though about rabbits and you just have to take what you can get when it comes to food, hay, toys and any special food items. But you make it work.

As the Thais say, "Sawat dii kha" (which means hello in Thai). ray: This symbol is also something you'll see a lot of here. It's called a 'wai' and is something that is done to show respect to others here when saying hello.

Have you been to Thailand before?

Anyway, enjoy your travels.

Blessings,
Angela

 

[maxysmummy]

angela wrote:

Thanks for the warm welcome Nancy, Hartleybun and Maxysmummy. It's really nice to part of such a friendly bunny family!

Hey, Maxysmummy, so you're coming to Thailand. Wow are you in for a treat. They have some very original bunnies here - Teddy Bears, Woody Toys, Jerry Woodys and a whole bunch of mixes like my dwarf Angora mix. There's not as much education here though about rabbits and you just have to take what you can get when it comes to food, hay, toys and any special food items. But you make it work.

As the Thais say, "Sawat dii kha" (which means hello in Thai). ray: This symbol is also something you'll see a lot of here. It's called a 'wai' and is something that is done to show respect to others here when saying hello.

Have you been to Thailand before?

Anyway, enjoy your travels.

Blessings,
Angela

i can't wait! although it's going to be hard not to smuggle a bunbun back on the plane! >.<

i've never been to thailand before! first time for me and the boyfriend any tips you can offer?

 

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