Something that made me smile to myself today

Was out in the garden with our group of 6 today, going up to them, taking pics, giving them treats, having them come to see what their daddy was doing...and it suddenly struck me how priveliged I am to have been able to gain the trust of these animals that would normally be considered "prey".

I have the same thing with Bracky in the house, if a stranger comes in he will thump and run and hide upstairs, will come down after a while but gets nervouse if they try to stroke him, but with me he is completely different, he pretty much now lets me do what I want to him, and dare I say he even enjoys it, and all because he knows that no harm is going to come to him.

For all my buns to recognise the fact that I am no threat to them, and be able to let me pick them up, play chase with them (and even come nudge me to demand I carry on when I stop), I feel very privildged.

Anyway I'm waffling now, but I'm guessing I'm not the only person who feels this way...

Hear Hear!!

It certainly is a privilidge to be able to converse with our buns....and to have such a special bond.Being part of my bunnies lives....**shakes head in amazement**.....I came across my lot when they were in desperate need and I love to see them thrive.

Yes I feel the same about my 4, it actually came to light today when my nieces came over and wanted to go into the bunny avairy, I only see my nieces a few times a year and they had been looking forward to seeing the buns for weeks - anyway when they got here oreo was the only one that would let them stroke him - i was :shock: as usually they are all clambering all over me for fuss, Charlie stamped and ran off and hid - he hated the children..

Even though I was a bit shocked I also felt pleased that they obviously trust me and know im not going to hurt them