crystal
Well-Known Member
I entered the world of bunnies in April 2009 after doing research and being offered a bunny. His name is Lopsy, when I got him he was around 2 years old. He was born with two legs that don't work properly, but he gets around so well. He just needs a wider space to get through to accomodate for his back leg that sticks out.
He is very handsome, and likes his velvet fur to be petted (most of the time). What he lacks in athleticism, he makes up in personality.
This is his good side:
For about a month Lopsy lived in our bathroom, this was one of his favourite places under the cabinet....
About a month later in May 2009, I answered an ad about a blue dwarf lop bunny and they replied saying they had heaps of interest and to let them know if I could come and get the rabbit that day or the next day. I didn't reply, because I simply couldn't. They were a fair way away, and I had uni the next two days. So I thought someone else would get her, until I got an email on the friday morning asking if I was still interested. To cut a long story short, I brought her home later that day. She doesn't look like the 'dwarf lop' in the picture on the ad, her ears aren't lopped... but I wouldn't have her any other way. I like the character that moving ears give. After a few days I named her Lulu. She was 6 months when I got her, and she had her first birthday in November.
I'm sure what you all really want it photos... I don't have a great deal of good photos of her because she is so often moving. But I do have some to share.
I didn't mean to but I just got the tip of the pellet in the shot. Lulu loves food, I sometimes say she is the rabbit version of me in that regard.
It took a few months, but now she relaxes and lies down more often, and in more vulnerable places.
Here is where I have to confess that even though they have both been desexed for many months, they are still not bonded. It's not so much them that has the problem, but rather it's me. The first time we put them together they fought, so I have been nervous ever since. I am generally a laid back person but I really don't want either of them getting hurt. I think the beginning of this blog may the story of their bunny dates, and then hopefully a happy couple. I know I need to get a move on, and I am determined for them to be living together when I go back to uni in March. Hopefully by the end of January would be even better!
One last photo to share with you for now. I love this, it was taken at my cousin's wedding. I am in the middle, with my boyfriend James on the left, and my brother on the right.
If you read this far, thank you and well done.
That is all for now
He is very handsome, and likes his velvet fur to be petted (most of the time). What he lacks in athleticism, he makes up in personality.
This is his good side:
For about a month Lopsy lived in our bathroom, this was one of his favourite places under the cabinet....
About a month later in May 2009, I answered an ad about a blue dwarf lop bunny and they replied saying they had heaps of interest and to let them know if I could come and get the rabbit that day or the next day. I didn't reply, because I simply couldn't. They were a fair way away, and I had uni the next two days. So I thought someone else would get her, until I got an email on the friday morning asking if I was still interested. To cut a long story short, I brought her home later that day. She doesn't look like the 'dwarf lop' in the picture on the ad, her ears aren't lopped... but I wouldn't have her any other way. I like the character that moving ears give. After a few days I named her Lulu. She was 6 months when I got her, and she had her first birthday in November.
I'm sure what you all really want it photos... I don't have a great deal of good photos of her because she is so often moving. But I do have some to share.
I didn't mean to but I just got the tip of the pellet in the shot. Lulu loves food, I sometimes say she is the rabbit version of me in that regard.
It took a few months, but now she relaxes and lies down more often, and in more vulnerable places.
Here is where I have to confess that even though they have both been desexed for many months, they are still not bonded. It's not so much them that has the problem, but rather it's me. The first time we put them together they fought, so I have been nervous ever since. I am generally a laid back person but I really don't want either of them getting hurt. I think the beginning of this blog may the story of their bunny dates, and then hopefully a happy couple. I know I need to get a move on, and I am determined for them to be living together when I go back to uni in March. Hopefully by the end of January would be even better!
One last photo to share with you for now. I love this, it was taken at my cousin's wedding. I am in the middle, with my boyfriend James on the left, and my brother on the right.
If you read this far, thank you and well done.
That is all for now
