At last, I'm getting around to updating my blog (only nearly halfway through the year lol)
For newer members, I am originally from the UK but Emigrated to Canada in 2008. I now have 4 bunnies, and their old blog is
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=48145&forum_id=6
and my latest girl's is
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=64472&forum_id=1
But in brief they are:
Shadow, a New Zealand black about 5 1/2 years old I brought from the UK with me
Jester, a mix of just about everything, 3 years old, from a house with over 500 rabbits
Georgia, 8 year old agouti, who was saved from being euthanised by Pet_Bunny and I adopted her
Bonnie, a sweet little dwarf who lived wild for about 7 months after being thrown out until I caught her in April.
Now the photos
First, the new couple, Bonnie and Jester. They have now totally bonded and are both blissfully happy :biggrin:
Bonnie in her re-designed boxes - both she and Jester have chewed their own doorways into the 4 joined together box home
And hiding behind her 'tent' blanket
I took all of them ( in two separate pairs) into the garden this week - more of that later, but these are the pictures.
Jester digging
Bonnie deciding whether to jump or not
Jester and Bonnie
And Bonnie looking like she has a bad smell under her nose
Next, Shadow and Georgia
Shadow
Georgia
Where's the flowers, Mom?
My original snuggle couple
OK, something strange happened with Bonnie when she was outside. At first, she and Jester had a ball, but Jester isn't over fond of being outside, so we took him in after about 40 minutes. We couldn't catch Bonnie, and she was having such a good time, we let her stay out when Shadow and Georgia were out. When we took them in we still couldn't catch her, and she kept hiding under the decking.
After 3 hours outside (at least John or I was out all the time with her) I came in and left John trying to catch her. A while later I heard her scream (and those who've heard a rabbit scream know what an awful sound that is ) I ran out to see what John had done, but he had just picked her up, and it was like she had reverted back to being the wild bunny she had been for 7 months. It was really weird, and a bit frightening. It took her several hours being back inside and snuggling with Jester, before she was back to normal. I will take her out again, but I'm worried that it will upset her again.
Anyways, all is well now, and I shall really try and keep this blog up to date :biggrin:
Jan
For newer members, I am originally from the UK but Emigrated to Canada in 2008. I now have 4 bunnies, and their old blog is
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=48145&forum_id=6
and my latest girl's is
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=64472&forum_id=1
But in brief they are:
Shadow, a New Zealand black about 5 1/2 years old I brought from the UK with me
Jester, a mix of just about everything, 3 years old, from a house with over 500 rabbits
Georgia, 8 year old agouti, who was saved from being euthanised by Pet_Bunny and I adopted her
Bonnie, a sweet little dwarf who lived wild for about 7 months after being thrown out until I caught her in April.
Now the photos
First, the new couple, Bonnie and Jester. They have now totally bonded and are both blissfully happy :biggrin:
Bonnie in her re-designed boxes - both she and Jester have chewed their own doorways into the 4 joined together box home
And hiding behind her 'tent' blanket
I took all of them ( in two separate pairs) into the garden this week - more of that later, but these are the pictures.
Jester digging
Bonnie deciding whether to jump or not
Jester and Bonnie
And Bonnie looking like she has a bad smell under her nose
Next, Shadow and Georgia
Shadow
Georgia
Where's the flowers, Mom?
My original snuggle couple
OK, something strange happened with Bonnie when she was outside. At first, she and Jester had a ball, but Jester isn't over fond of being outside, so we took him in after about 40 minutes. We couldn't catch Bonnie, and she was having such a good time, we let her stay out when Shadow and Georgia were out. When we took them in we still couldn't catch her, and she kept hiding under the decking.
After 3 hours outside (at least John or I was out all the time with her) I came in and left John trying to catch her. A while later I heard her scream (and those who've heard a rabbit scream know what an awful sound that is ) I ran out to see what John had done, but he had just picked her up, and it was like she had reverted back to being the wild bunny she had been for 7 months. It was really weird, and a bit frightening. It took her several hours being back inside and snuggling with Jester, before she was back to normal. I will take her out again, but I'm worried that it will upset her again.
Anyways, all is well now, and I shall really try and keep this blog up to date :biggrin:
Jan