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Falcon, Pascale, Mint and Mulberry

Tinsel

Tinsel

Wise Old Thumper
Mint (previously called Humbug) was a recent rescue. He'd been kept in a small hutch for over four year with minimal exercise.

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Honeybunny Falcon nomming


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and chillling....


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Pascale, a BARC bun, with his new friends (he's much more integrated now and is fast becoming best friends wth the brown bun in the pic)

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And Mulberry, who came to me via Jill and had belonged to SuCannonwoman. Mulberry is over 6 now and a bit grey as you can see but still going strong....


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Gorgeous pictures and so nice to see Falcon so relaxed and with all that space..almost makes me cry:love::love:

and Mulberry..aww my special girl..I'm sure her mummy is still watching over her:love: ( and did I spy Merlin in one of the pics?)
 
Wow, what a lot of space they have! :shock::thumb:

Do you have any bother getting them back to base?
 
Thanks to all who have posted. :wave: I'm very lucky to have such a big space for the buns, and despite its size, no, we don't ever need a lawnmower!

Ah, Jill, I thought you would like seeing Falcon so relaxed...and that was indeed Merlin in the foreground!


How do I get the buns in at night? One word: FOOD!! They follow me into the shed or hop in their hutches quite readily, though I don't pick any of them up as they would probably object to that. I think part of it is herd mentality - they simply follow each other.


Falcon is a really good boy about going in at night and has nearly tripped me over twice, he's been so keen. He doesn't share a hutch but is being increasingly accepted by the group, which is great to see....
 
Gorgeous gorgeous pics!
That's very interesting - do you put them all out together but they are not 'bonded' into a group then? As in for sharing hutches? I didn't know that was possible. They are a lovely load of bunnywabs who look very happy. I put most of mine out in runs and have to grab them and put them in carriers to put them in at night. I would rather they'd do it of their own accord but at least they are handleable enough to get them into a carrier. Just.
 
batmobile said:
Gorgeous gorgeous pics!
That's very interesting - do you put them all out together but they are not 'bonded' into a group then? As in for sharing hutches? I didn't know that was possible. They are a lovely load of bunnywabs who look very happy. I put most of mine out in runs and have to grab them and put them in carriers to put them in at night. I would rather they'd do it of their own accord but at least they are handleable enough to get them into a carrier. Just.
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Yes, they all go out together but there are essentially two mini colonies, one in each half of the garden. There's only a problem if a rabbit tries to enter the other group's half - they get chased out and sent back to their own half. The chaser stops the pursuit once the offending intruder has been removed, so they don't fight; it's more a reminder to respect each other's territory....:wave:
 
Your bunnys look great out in that massive garden more pics if you have any I think bunnys look great when they are all out together like that :love::love:
 
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