bamabunny
Well-Known Member
Hello!
My girlfriend and I are proud 'parents' of our new Holland Lop, Snickers. He is a 2 month old buck who has warmed up to his new home very rapidly. Snickers was purchased from a breeder, and is the son of mom "skittles" and dad "Mr. Goodbar" (i'm not kidding!).
Snickers was very skiddish initially, but through very careful interaction and gradual steps taken to earn his trust, he now allows us to pick him up and play with him.
Here are some pictures of Snickers we took last night while he was chilling in his freshly-cleaned cage. Notice how one ear has lopped, and the other is still standing. We consider him to be "in transition"
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*Snickers wondering what the large silver object is that's in my hand*
*Snickers enjoying a good scratch near the ears. This usually turns him into putty*
*Snickers doing what he does best, munching*
My girlfriend and I are proud 'parents' of our new Holland Lop, Snickers. He is a 2 month old buck who has warmed up to his new home very rapidly. Snickers was purchased from a breeder, and is the son of mom "skittles" and dad "Mr. Goodbar" (i'm not kidding!).
Snickers was very skiddish initially, but through very careful interaction and gradual steps taken to earn his trust, he now allows us to pick him up and play with him.
Here are some pictures of Snickers we took last night while he was chilling in his freshly-cleaned cage. Notice how one ear has lopped, and the other is still standing. We consider him to be "in transition"
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*Snickers wondering what the large silver object is that's in my hand*
*Snickers enjoying a good scratch near the ears. This usually turns him into putty*
*Snickers doing what he does best, munching*
