bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
All the buns have enjoyed some fresh grass this weekend now its growing at last 
Peggy and Sue especialy enjoyed it
Peggy and Sue especialy enjoyed it
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Peggy and Sue enjoying spring grass
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Rosiesmummy
Warren Scout
they both look like they are enjoying that!
holidayhutch
Warren Veteran
Aaaaaaaw, I still dont get why these 2 are still there, they are gorgeous
bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
Aaaaaaaw, I still dont get why these 2 are still there, they are gorgeous
wont be here much longer ...they are reserved
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They are gorgeoussss!
Kirsty&Lola
Mama Doe
oh i do love these two They look like they are really enjoying the yummers grass
They look like they are really enjoying the yummers grassCan't wait to get these two home for big snuggles. My grass is growing very quickly at the moment although George and Gemma helped with that a bit over the weekend. I am planning growing carrots in a pot too as I know how much Peggy and Sue like those.
I will have to get some carpet for Peggy and Sue's hutch - don't want them complaining I am not keeping them in the manner to which they have become accustomed
Does that lovely long fur need a lot of grooming Angie? And what do you use? I've never had a bun with longish fur before and can imagine it would be a nightmare if it got matted with the hay.
Please give Peggy and Sue a nose rub from their new Bunny Mummy xxxx
I will have to get some carpet for Peggy and Sue's hutch - don't want them complaining I am not keeping them in the manner to which they have become accustomed
Does that lovely long fur need a lot of grooming Angie? And what do you use? I've never had a bun with longish fur before and can imagine it would be a nightmare if it got matted with the hay.
Please give Peggy and Sue a nose rub from their new Bunny Mummy xxxx
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bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
her mane needs a comb ...twice a week should do it although it can knot up quickly .
she had a big matted bit that ive had to cut out cos i didnt spot it :?
she had a big matted bit that ive had to cut out cos i didnt spot it :?
Twice a week doesn't sound too onerous Do you just use an ordinary comb? I have a sort of brush thing for my long haired cat. We have a constant battle with matts as she rolls in the earth and climbs trees and gets covered in leaves so I stand no chance of her having a beautiful totally matt free coat. She will only tolerate being brushed for so long too - and then she makes a dash for it.
Never had a bun with a mane before - bless. I am sure bribery will work when I want to brush her:lol:
Do you just use an ordinary comb? I have a sort of brush thing for my long haired cat. We have a constant battle with matts as she rolls in the earth and climbs trees and gets covered in leaves so I stand no chance of her having a beautiful totally matt free coat. She will only tolerate being brushed for so long too - and then she makes a dash for it. Never had a bun with a mane before - bless. I am sure bribery will work when I want to brush her:lol:
Bun-Mum-Tammy
Mama Doe
Hi Rhianna,
I've got 4 Lionheads - 3 of which have long manes - I find, as above, that twice a week is usually enough for us humans to groom them - and then the rest of the time they like to sit and groom each other
For mine I use a large round brush to start brushing out with as it doesn't pull as much on their head (if you can et a good 'twisting' motion going with your wrist it really glides through) and if I come across a tangle or knot that the brush can't undo then I get in there with a comb - I use one with wide tooth bit on end and fine tooth on the other so I have a choice depending on how stubborn the tangle is.
And yes, treats def work for my 3 when they've had a brush
I've got 4 Lionheads - 3 of which have long manes - I find, as above, that twice a week is usually enough for us humans to groom them - and then the rest of the time they like to sit and groom each other
For mine I use a large round brush to start brushing out with as it doesn't pull as much on their head (if you can et a good 'twisting' motion going with your wrist it really glides through) and if I come across a tangle or knot that the brush can't undo then I get in there with a comb - I use one with wide tooth bit on end and fine tooth on the other so I have a choice depending on how stubborn the tangle is.
And yes, treats def work for my 3 when they've had a brush
