What does a bunny do when the grass in his garden gets too long....

...he calls in the guinea pig lawn mowers!!!!

At least, that's what Buttercup thought he was getting.

The grass in Buttercup & Blackberry's garden extension was getting a bit long, and Buttercup prefers digging holes to mowing the lawn, and Blackberry can't sit still long enough to clear a decent patch of grass, so they thought they'd go out to the run in the big garden and invite Rose & Martha to get the lawn down to a decent length again...

Rose: Wheeee! This isn't our nice cosy indoor cage!!!!

Martha: And it isn't our nice cosy outdoor hutch. Where are we?



Rose: Fresh air! Nasty! Where can I hide? Martha? Where are you?



Martha: I'm hiding in this box in the corner. Come on, there's loads of hay in here, we won't starve

Buttercup: Oi, piggies! How's the lawn coming on?



To which there was no response....Rose and Martha hid themselves in their box and refused to come out. We probably have the most agrophobic guinea pigs in the world....:roll:

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Martha looks like my Poppy piggie!!

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I wish the grass in my garden had a chance to get too long

Hmm, I wonder if we can create a new start-up business. Bun-lawnmowers-r-us. Mischa and Mini are excellent lawnmowers. :lol:

Awwwww gorgeous xxxxxxxxxxx

Aww that's so cute I have two lawnmowers too.

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:lol: Our piggies are just the same - I put their ridge tile (roofing tile) out there and they hide under it to eat the grass, I just move it around every 10 minutes or so! They will come out eventually but sometimes I haven't the time to wait!

Dustyrabbit said:

:lol: Our piggies are just the same - I put their ridge tile (roofing tile) out there and they hide under it to eat the grass, I just move it around every 10 minutes or so! They will come out eventually but sometimes I haven't the time to wait!

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We've had this pair for 2 years now - all the other piggies we've had have loved being on the grass with a limitless supply of food under their feet. These two, bless 'em, do not like fresh air :roll:

Blackberry & Co said:

We've had this pair for 2 years now - all the other piggies we've had have loved being on the grass with a limitless supply of food under their feet. These two, bless 'em, do not like fresh air :roll:

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mine always hide too :lol: silly piggies

Awwwwwwww cuteness:lol: