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Stumbled upon this website while browsing, figured it looked useful! So I decided to join!
I’m fairly new to the ‘bun life,’ BUT I must say I LOVE every (okay, not EVERY, but fairly close!) minute of it! I have a single bun, his name is Kelby (Odd name, right? Also have Simon (bird) to go with my unhealthy obsession with Simon and GarfunKEL, see! KELby haha) Any who, back on topic!
I have one rabbit, and I’ve had him since he was 7 weeks old, and he’s a fawn/orange english lop, he just turned one on April 24th and yet he’s still my snuggly baby <3 He is not currently neutered, but his neuter date is soon approaching! (Kinda feel bad for the little guy!)
His personality varies by the day, usually he’s a sweetheart, unless he doesn’t get his way, then he turns into a little diva and throws a thumping fit! Or if I ignore him he’ll use me as a jungle gym and get in my face and give me kisses! <3 It's sort of annoying, but he's to cute, so I don't mind!
Well there’s my introduction, so here are some pictures of my bun;
For some reason the cutest ones won’t upload
, so here’s a link to an album of just Kelby! With the cutest pictures of course! http://s1198.photobucket.com/albums…%20Rabbit/
And here’s his ‘cage’ that he’s stuck in while I’m not home, but when I am he is out, following me around like a pup (:
Thanks for reading! Looking forward to the help and stories everyone offers here!
Emily (:
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I’ve had my girl since she was 7-8 weeks of age, and she is thriving quite well!
As for breeders, some will discard them if they are not of breed standard or show standard. It is the sad truth
That is how I got my Chacha bunny. She is a Netherlands Dwarf, but is not the typical 2 pound, small eared, small face dwarf that people usually see. She is 4 pounds, with a big booty, big head, long arms, etc. But she is my baby and that is all that matters! Welcome, by the way
Feel free to ask questions
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Yes! Those ears! That’s what I loved most! Out of his litter he had the longest! Haha but yes, he always trips on his ears, almost everyday if he isn’t careful! Poor bun! But I keep his nails trimmed and filed so he doesn’t hurt himself! And the ears do not affect his binky-ability! They do fly all over though! It’s adorable! I’ll see if I can catch a video of his binkys!
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