himmi pose

[bunnychild]

hi i just got a himalayan and i want to know how do i pose him. he is a jr if that makes some difference

 

[GorbyJobRabbits]

This isn't very good, but its kind of the point. These are rabbits I'm holding for my friends son, but similar to this:

 

[Jashaira]

The back feet are to sit flat on the table and the front feet line up to the eyes with the head down.
What I do is do the back the strech out the front as far as the bun can go to make them long this is my daughters buck.

and her doe

 

[bunnychild]

how do u get them to pose lik that?

 

[Jashaira]

Here is a good you tube vid

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G1B53OXGTo[/ame]

 

[bunnychild]

thx the video was super helpful

 

[bunnychild]

when i flip them over do i hav to be carful of their backs, cuz when i flip my himmi over he hates to lay on a table

 

[GorbyJobRabbits]

yes. They can break them very easily. The backfeet always need to be watched or supported, one kick can easily break the rabbits back.

 

[bunnychild]

thanks

 

[bunnychild]

Is there anythinf else i should know about this breed?

 

[bunnychild]

:bump:bump:bump:bump:bump:bump:bump:bump

 

[bunnychild]

does this look alright

 

[OneTwoThree]

I don't think thats quite right as her front and back feet are tucked in.

 

[OneTwoThree]

Come back I want to see more photos! They are such a pretty breed

 

[bunnychild]

ok I will keep trying

 

[majorv]

Try turning him the other way so you have more room to set him up. His front feet should be visible andflat on the table, like the rabbits in the pictures further up are. His rear end looks like its sticking up some so I'm thinking he doesn't have his back feet flat on the table either.

 

[bunnychild]

I didn't mean to but the picture is front an upward angle