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Noodles -new pics post 24
- Thread starter luvabun
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She's probably a mix, I imagine her parents were pet shop buns? But the pattern is Otter, the same as my lionhead Annabelle.
edit: Just looked up the breed you mentioned, yes the colouring is right, but her ears look different and her coat seems longer and less smooth.
edit: Just looked up the breed you mentioned, yes the colouring is right, but her ears look different and her coat seems longer and less smooth.
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I only saw the Mum (the Dad had gone after causing 2 lots of litter mischief
) and she is pure white. She was laid out and looked to have a long nose so I guess that would explain the difference.I can't stop looking at her, she's very pretty
I only saw the Mum (the Dad had gone after causing 2 lots of litter mischief
I can't stop looking at her, she's very pretty
Watch her nose twitch when she's sittting/lying still. I love watching Annabelle's, just wanna cuddle her tight! Strictly off limits though as she doesnt like human contact much :lol:
The Gumtree ad stated that she didn't like to be picked up... I manage it and have regular cuddles with her
Smitten? Me? :lol:
ShazzaBunny
Warren Veteran
Noodles is one of the best names ever gorgeous bunny
gorgeous bunny She's a fox not an otter, she could be a cross of anything really as there are many breeds with that colouring and silver martens don't have a distinct shape, very pretty though
what are the differences between the two?
DemiS
Warren Veteran
Both are from the tan pattern but one has a small amount of orange/fawn fur and one doesn't, for example a black otter would be black, with a bit of orange around the 'edges' and then white, foxes don't have the orange/fawn colouring
Black otter (there's a light orange patch at the back of the neck and a bit around the stomach) -
Blue fox (there's no fawn/orange colouring) -
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She's a fox not an otter, she could be a cross of anything really as there are many breeds with that colouring and silver martens don't have a distinct shape, very pretty though
Spot on Demi :thumb: Obviously a X but the Vet took one look at her and said silver Fox.
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Noodles is one of the best names ever
Thank you. It's carrying on with my punk /rock theme...... Noodles is a guitarist in The Offspring - perfect nameage to go with Billie-Joe :lol:
DemiS
Warren Veteran
Yeah like I said the thing with fur breeds is that they're nearly all 'regular' rabbit shaped, so people will see a tortoiseshell 'regular' shaped rabbit and assume it's a thuringer, they might look similar but probably have very different fur types and traits etc., but two pet shop lops could probably produce an up eared rabbit with a silver fox resemblance, wouldn't it be great if all rabbits could have parentage listed in their microchips or something :lol:
Too true. I only saw the Mother of Noodles (white uppey-eared) and apparently Noodles was the only one that looked like her Father. The second litter that were there from the same parents were a right cocktail including hint of lionead and brown/grey.
p.s. thanks Demi - the breed info is new for me
:wave: Gisela has already clocked the likeness :lol: . And yes, all bonding luck for when it happens will be gratefully received
Ahh, what I found online suggested the opposite! :lol: Annabelle is in fact a fox then, like Noodles.
Bavarian Bunny
Wise Old Thumper
Was Penny's mum white? Maybe it was her dad that I saw at Eve's then. I remember a dark brown and black type of bunny for some reason. Let's hope Noodles has a bit less attitude than Penny and will be a nice friend for BJ.
