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Binky?
- Thread starter Koibito
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they will often kick their back legs out and sometimes turn in mid air! It's a pleasure to watch and makes me all gooey when i see mine do it! Shows you're doing sumat right!! :lol:
Is it not also their tactics to avoid predators chasing them in the wild; changing direction and dodging etc (could be wrong!!)
Is it not also their tactics to avoid predators chasing them in the wild; changing direction and dodging etc (could be wrong!!)
:wave: they like ping in the air and turn 180 degrees and wiggle and stuff. Hard to describe - here is a vid of Nettle Binkying - http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=104786
willowthewysp
Warren Scout
They are great to watch!(didn't realise they were known as 'binky's' though!)
My conti doesn't tend to do them at the moment, probably due to her size and poorly legs
But My french lop does them! And as he can be a miserable so and so him doing his 'binky's' makes them all the more special!
My conti doesn't tend to do them at the moment, probably due to her size and poorly legs
But My french lop does them! And as he can be a miserable so and so him doing his 'binky's' makes them all the more special!
XMissySJx
Wise Old Thumper
go to www.photobucket.com sign up, and then upload a pic. once that is done there will be three optins uderneath for linking ht epicture pickl the IMG code one, and then paste into here! ta da!
kokaneeandkuhluha
Warren Scout
:lol: i can see why you call it a caterpiller! She's too cute!!
greyrabbit
Warren Scout
ur rabbit is adorable K.my black rabbit binkied the other day.ps. his name is echo.i have a greyrabbit named thumper.
Aww! Thanks! I do think she's an adorable bun- especially when she "catepillars". Is there any way for me to know what breed she is? I know she's a lop, but are there specific types? It was a bit of a surprise when I ended up adopting her (back in January) I've read books and such about rabbits so I feel well informed now about care, etc. - it's the specifics that I feel I still don't know about! (I suppose I really should put this on a new thread, but ah well)
Thanks! I do think she's an adorable bun- especially when she "catepillars". Is there any way for me to know what breed she is? I know she's a lop, but are there specific types? It was a bit of a surprise when I ended up adopting her (back in January) I've read books and such about rabbits so I feel well informed now about care, etc. - it's the specifics that I feel I still don't know about! (I suppose I really should put this on a new thread, but ah well)
