During my animal print obsession stage. :lol:
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Brunhilda. Our beautiful cat we had for 17.5 years.
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During my animal print obsession stage. :lol:
Captain Helen
Wise Old Thumper
Gorgeous! 
Alvins mummy
Mama Doe
I love cats but hubby allergic. 
Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
and what a fantastic name! 
Gorgeous!
You've got quite a thing for black animals, haven't you!
Thank you everyone.
How did you guess :lol: People always used to say, how come all of your animals are black ? I have had 6 black bunnies, including my childhood bunny but only one ginger bunny and one white/grey bunny. Actually I didn't choose my first two black buns, they were the first ones offered to me as no-one wanted to rehome them and they had been there since they were babies for 6 months.
All my animals were black until I got the chinchillas. You can get black chins but they are rare.
newbabybuns
Warren Veteran
Wow those eyes!! 
MimzMum
Wise Old Thumper
Black cats (and buns and dogs) rock! Simple as.
My stepmom was superstitious about black animals, especially cats, and I wasn't allowed any. When she passed away I brought home my first black cat, her name was Peepiceek, and she looked a lot like Brunhilda. She lived to be around 17 also but acquired vaccine related sarcoma and had to be helped across the Bridge in April of 99.
After I moved out on my own I had at least three black cats, one was my OH's cat Dracula. (Yes, he drew blood the first day he got him, so was named appropriately. :lol: ) He was a Persian cross though and lots of long, fluffy hair on that one. Oh said he was the best dog he ever had...as he would chase neighborhood dogs and trap them under cars. :roll:
We currently have one black American shorthair female who is about 14 years old, we got her the December after Peep passed. She's starting to have health problems so I expect she will leave us before long. But she's still quite the character and keeps me on my toes.
Our semi-feral Kitty and my daughter's dog (looks like a Corgi/border collie cross) are both black and white in many of the same places...they look like a set of bookends. :lol:
I enjoyed your post about your previous bunnies too, BYB...meant to post on their thread as well.
My stepmom was superstitious about black animals, especially cats, and I wasn't allowed any. When she passed away I brought home my first black cat, her name was Peepiceek, and she looked a lot like Brunhilda. She lived to be around 17 also but acquired vaccine related sarcoma and had to be helped across the Bridge in April of 99.
After I moved out on my own I had at least three black cats, one was my OH's cat Dracula. (Yes, he drew blood the first day he got him, so was named appropriately. :lol: ) He was a Persian cross though and lots of long, fluffy hair on that one. Oh said he was the best dog he ever had...as he would chase neighborhood dogs and trap them under cars. :roll:
We currently have one black American shorthair female who is about 14 years old, we got her the December after Peep passed. She's starting to have health problems so I expect she will leave us before long. But she's still quite the character and keeps me on my toes.
Our semi-feral Kitty and my daughter's dog (looks like a Corgi/border collie cross) are both black and white in many of the same places...they look like a set of bookends. :lol:
I enjoyed your post about your previous bunnies too, BYB...meant to post on their thread as well.
Tuckerbunnies
Wise Old Thumper
I love that first photo of Brunhilda it's brilliant
Love the name Brunhilda also it meads 'Ready for Battle'
Love the name Brunhilda also it meads 'Ready for Battle'
