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Very short vid of Totti
- Thread starter luvabun
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So do IAwwwwwwwwww I loveeeeeeeeeeeee Totti
Watching him leap and race around though makes me realise how hard it is to estimate a buns age.... I really wonder if Brody is a lot older than she was guessed at (the guess would put her at the same age as Totti)Rallybunny
Warren Veteran
What a sweetie!
Awwwww bless they are an adorable pair - how are Kiki and Spike?
Fingers crossed, the fighting has stopped :roll: I guess I'll never know what that was about :roll:
Fingers crossed, the fighting has stopped :roll: I guess I'll never know what that was about :roll:
FAB
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
Awww, I love oldies
I think it's really difficult to guess the age of a rabbit.
My Winston (about 10 years old) was really fit and active compared to his companion Sh*tty. It's only since he got a younger girl (7 years old) that I can see how old he looks compared to her.
The signs I look for in an elderbun are cataracts/cloudy eyes, thickened nails, toes slightly 'deformed' from arthritis, and muscle wastage along the top-line (spine and hips) which happens even in overweight oldies.
Of course a very neglected young rabbit can show all these signs as well, so there really is no reliable way of telling the age of a rabbit.
Amy
I think it's really difficult to guess the age of a rabbit.
My Winston (about 10 years old) was really fit and active compared to his companion Sh*tty. It's only since he got a younger girl (7 years old) that I can see how old he looks compared to her.
The signs I look for in an elderbun are cataracts/cloudy eyes, thickened nails, toes slightly 'deformed' from arthritis, and muscle wastage along the top-line (spine and hips) which happens even in overweight oldies.
Of course a very neglected young rabbit can show all these signs as well, so there really is no reliable way of telling the age of a rabbit.
Amy
