Rosie and her new seagrass ball

martlou

Warren Veteran

• Aug 13, 2011

• #1

Here's Rosie having a sniff of their new seagrass ball. She's a very careful sniffer and will pay great attention to this before having a nibble of anything new

and a funny one

'What you lookin at hoomin?' :lol::lol::lol:

 

shell1805

Mama Doe

• Aug 13, 2011

• #2

:shock: how is your carpet so hay free??? :shock:


she is very cute

 

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bunnymadhouse

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 13, 2011

• #3

 

martlou

Warren Veteran

• Aug 13, 2011

• #4

shell1805 said:

:shock: how is your carpet so hay free??? :shock:


she is very cute

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OH had hoovered not long before the pic, but they're quite good at keeping it where it supposed to be They're mostly well trained :lol:

 

rabswood

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 13, 2011

• #5

Awww ears back

 

susie bun

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 13, 2011

• #6

Wow ... that's a very impressive ball and Rosie is, as always, very beautiful. I am a little in awe of the ears back pose. :shock:

 

martlou

Warren Veteran

• Aug 13, 2011

• #7

rabswood said:

Awww ears back

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susie bun said:

Wow ... that's a very impressive ball and Rosie is, as always, very beautiful. I am a little in awe of the ears back pose. :shock:

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I know ears back is a relaxed pose, but is it unusual to see? Just asking since there are two comments about it. Rosie is a bun of extremes - quite highly strung, but often laying around quite relaxed and it's not unusual for her to sit with her ears folded right back against her head

The ball is from the new range at Wilkinsons - it was only £2.49 .

 

Blackberry & Co

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 13, 2011

• #8

LAdy has one of those balls from the new Wilkinsons range.....and she's totally ignored it :lol:

 

susie bun

Wise Old Thumper

• Aug 13, 2011

• #9

Spenser sometimes puts his ears flat back when he is fur-puddled. :lol: I've read though that if the rabbit is crouched rather than relaxed, it can mean 'prepare to be bitten.' Rosie is probably signalling that she knows she is Queen of her Dominions.

 

Barn Yard Bunnies

Moderator

Staff member

• Aug 13, 2011

• #10

Love the way she is really investigating it.

A great size.

 

martlou

Warren Veteran

• Aug 13, 2011

• #11

susie bun said:

Spenser sometimes puts his ears flat back when he is fur-puddled. :lol: I've read though that if the rabbit is crouched rather than relaxed, it can mean 'prepare to be bitten.' Rosie is probably signalling that she knows she is Queen of her Dominions.

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Rosie was fully stretched out here, top and tailling with Teddy . This is definitely not her 'I'm going to bite you' face, I've seen it enough to know :lol::lol::lol: