Jack's-Jane
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I wonder where she is now...............
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Sir Victor's Sister - Post 2 and his Mummy
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Jack's-Jane
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And his Mummy 'River'
Jack's-Jane
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A beautiful familyMost bunnies neither look girl or boy but what a pretty feminine bun she looks
Shame about her name...........'Kamikaze' :shock:
Jack's-Jane
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River looks to have been a gentle soul Wish I had met her.
Wish I had met her.Jack's-Jane
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beautiful photos jane, is that sir victor wth mummy in that pic or his sister?
Not sure !!
So cute, whoever he/she is
sparklefairy
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beautiful
parsnipbun
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have you any way of finding out what happened to them?
Jack's-Jane
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FudgeTort
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No
Whst a shame. They are such unusual looking rabbits, were they from a breeder?
parsnipbun
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Thats kind of what I was thinking - rabbits that unusual looking cant be that common . . (errrr - think thats a tautology:lol::lol
FudgeTort
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Thats kind of what I was thinking - rabbits that unusual looking cant be that common . . (errrr - think thats a tautology:lol::lol
It's probably me being really naive but I would think rarer rabbits would be more likely to go to a good home rather than the 'average' pet rabbit.
Jack's-Jane
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Yes, I committed the carnal sin of obtaining Rabbits from a breeder. I have had the ritual RU flogging :thumb:
I doubt that there are many like Victor + Co about now-a-days. Dont think the 'new breed' was ever Standardised in the UK. Known as a 'Plush Lop' in the states I think.
On a serious note I would not now buy from a Breeder. But I do not for one second regret obtaining Lord Lopsley, Inspector Morse, Sir Victor Velveteen and Colonel Colin. Colin was actually bought by someone else. They no longer wanted him, Angie65 fostered him for me AND PAID for his neuter Then he came to live here.
I doubt that there are many like Victor + Co about now-a-days. Dont think the 'new breed' was ever Standardised in the UK. Known as a 'Plush Lop' in the states I think.
On a serious note I would not now buy from a Breeder. But I do not for one second regret obtaining Lord Lopsley, Inspector Morse, Sir Victor Velveteen and Colonel Colin. Colin was actually bought by someone else. They no longer wanted him, Angie65 fostered him for me AND PAID for his neuter
Then he came to live here.
FudgeTort
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Yes, I committed the carnal sin of obtaining Rabbits from a breeder. I have had the ritual RU flogging :thumb:
I doubt that there are many like Victor + Co about now-a-days. Dont think the 'new breed' was ever Standardised in the UK. Known as a 'Plush Lop' in the states I think.
On a serious note I would not now buy from a Breeder. But I do not for one second regret obtaining Lord Lopsley, Inspector Morse, Sir Victor Velveteen and Colonel Colin. Colin was actually bought by someone else. They no longer wanted him, Angie65 fostered him for me AND PAID for his neuter
Oh no that's not why I was asking! I was just curious as I have never seen rabbits like them before. You don't deserve a 'flogging' :lol:
littleboots
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Stunning stunning bunnies
parsnipbun
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no i wasnt asking for that reason either - I just thought if they were a breeder (either direct or via a rescue) they might be easier to trace if you wanted to . .
