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Two Stunning Bunnies
- Thread starter Alibunmum
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I don't know if it is Jack or Daisy but a great likeness to Cutie-pie.
Alibunmum
Wise Old Thumper
I 'think' Jack are the first two and Daisy the second two. I can tell them apart in real life but the photos are confusing me!
Must be Jack.
You do boarding as well ? I sometimes worry that we will never get a holiday together because of the animals. To board 6 would be difficult and I have no idea who could look after the chinchillas.
Alibunmum
Wise Old Thumper
I am extremely fortunate to have both Collielover and Shazzabunny close by and when we were away, Debbie had my quad and Sharon the babies. They have offered to help anytime!
I started boarding a wee while back because I couldn't find someone local who had decent sized hutches or bunny knowledge more than the fact they need food and water. There is a link to my ad in my sig. I love meeting all the different owners and rabbits and letting the owners go away knowing their buns are having a good holiday too.
If it pays for my buns and the foster buns then I am happy, fingers crossed there will be a bit left too cover two spays and a neuter!!
Great you will get enough for the spays and neuter. Many Ru'ers seem to be in Scotland and the north of England. Thins out coming down this way. Have often wondered why.
I can never imagine going to a stranger for boarding as I have seen some disappointed people on here
who have not had the best experiences. I don't even trust my own mum. I am sure one or all of the chins will escape and return home to a completely chewed flat.
Alibunmum
Wise Old Thumper
I have a fair few first time boarders here just now because it is the first time the people have found a rabbit erson who is as daft about buns as they are. A lot of the time they had neighbours popping in to feed but they are happier knowing that their pets are somewhere they are checked a lot more often than once a day.
I can imagine the chins being tricky, I know nothing about them except they chew and move like lightening!!
Thats the problem. With all the buns they know when you are getting them to stop certain behaviours like chewing and running away.
You don't get a second chance with a chinchilla. They are tiny, fast as lightening as you said and very destructive. I don't know if you remember that awful night about a year ago when I had them freeranging in the hallway, one of the bedroom doors was not shut properly and they all disappeared. When I saw the window open I was hysterical. It is very high, but they can also jump extremely well. Turned out they managed to get behind the built ins and we had to break the bottom to get access to them. Very smart animals but freedom means everything to them.
missFloppyears
Warren Veteran
Could i 'burrow' the code to the padlock?
I adore this pair soo soo pretty
I adore this pair soo soo pretty
bumblicious
Warren Veteran
Oh yes beautiful
Ruthie xxx
Ruthie xxx
Alibunmum
Wise Old Thumper
Could i 'burrow' the code to the padlock?
I adore this pair soo soo pretty
You are going to need lots of carriers to get all the buns you want from here home!:lol:
They are currently tucking into a branch of hawthorn and chomping away!
