Bunny-Sitting(excuse to share bunny pics)

We've been looking after our neighbours bunny this week, and earlier I went to sit with him for a while in the garden, partly to give him company and partly because I needed company.

The loss of Moofy has completely devastated me. I've always found that having Moofy really improved my quality of life (I have Borderline Personality Disorder/depression/over active brain(!) and having a furry little friend really helped stabilise my moods and keep me going).

I wanted to share some amusing/cute photos I took. I can't help it - I just love photographing bunnies!

This is Pickle! (and the name certainly fits! He's a bit porkier than Moofy was )


(Disapproving of my ripped jeans?)


Naturally posing


Even bunnies have silly faces




I'd love to adopt a rescue bunny, but as I live with my family it is a little difficult, I don't want to look like I'm replacing Moofy, but I am suffering from the major lack of fluff in my life. (My father is v. allergic to fluff and I bet he's enjoying not sneezing all the time now)

... Fingers crossed I'll find a moment to bring it up in conversation sometime soon :] and then maybe I can have a fluff ball of my own to look after (sometimes, little brothers just don't suffice).

Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!

awww Pickle is beautiful! Fingers crossed you will have a new bun in your life soon x

what a gorgeous little boy he looks really curious and nosey:lol:

pickle is beautiful. i saw your lovely tribute to moofy, too, the other day.

if your family don't go for another bun, would a big, moderately hairy syrian hamster do the trick? i found mine very characterful and good for stroking and interaction. smaller hamsters haven't been so rewarding.

aaaaaaaaaaaaawwww.... looks like my Mimmy

He is gorgous!!!!
You MUST bun nap....

Thank you for sharing such lovely pictures of such a gorgeous bunny!!!

happybun said:

pickle is beautiful. i saw your lovely tribute to moofy, too, the other day.

if your family don't go for another bun, would a big, moderately hairy syrian hamster do the trick? i found mine very characterful and good for stroking and interaction. smaller hamsters haven't been so rewarding.

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We've had hamsters before, I'd hate it to be sat in a cage. I know it is different because the hamsters are smaller and therefore the cage is bigger to them so more space, but it was lovely to know Moofy could just potter about, run up to us, trip us over, eat our clothes, destroy things, etc.

I will keep that in mind though, I haven't had a larger hamster breed before.

yvette said:

He is gorgous!!!!
You MUST bun nap....

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Hehehee!! He is very loved by his family so I shall just have to settle with his company when they go on holiday :]

He's quite the little poser, isn't he? :lol:

Handsome little bunny.

If you do decide to get another bun in the future, just look on the Rabbits Rehome part and show your family some of the cute bunnies, they will soon come round.

I think he was just confused at what I was doing which is why he sat still!

And yes, this is totally my plan. Just got to find the right moment! :]