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Well, we've had black, REW, Nethies & harlequins so...... Dutchies!
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rainbow_sammie
Mama Doe
My beautiful Cupcake 
Jemima
Alpha Buck
You asked for it ....... :lol::lol:
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Sarah1989
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I hope it's ok to add Sydnee's picture.
He was my soul bunny and left for the bridge last year.
Of course, soul bunnies just can't be seen any more, but they live on in our hearts.
He was lovely - I love that little black splodge in his white shoulders
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Vegan_Bunny
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Fiver is a harlequin coloured dutch. :lol: Can he be posted on this thread too? :lol:
Sarah1989
Warren Veteran
:lol::lol::lol: go on then.... Just make it a different picture from the one on the harlequin thread
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Vegan_Bunny
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Ok!
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luna
Mama Doe
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Fifibutton
Wise Old Thumper
I have a Dutch rainbow of 5 although one of them is sadly at the bridge I think they are my favourite breed and I love the more unusual colours.
Nori was my first Dutchie, he is going tob 9 this year. He is amazing friendly, sweet and laid back. He loves to be lazy and eats lots! He was originally adopted for the runt of our litter who was bullied (we did not breed the litter) and when she died he bonded to her sister and when she had to be pts he was bonded to her brother. They remain bonded so poor old Nori has provided comfort and friendship to three members of the same bunny family. I am so proud of him, he is so benevolent and generous of spirit.
Orla and Donovan were my second Dutchies. I had always wanted an amber Dutch and these two came up in rescue when I was ready to adopt, they were already bonded and I felt it was meant to be. We brought them up from England to Scotland. Orla is still with us but sadly Donovan died after suffering a cecal impaction. Orla is a housebunny now and bonded to us hoomins. We had tried her with a pair of Dutch crossed boys but she did not like them.
We adopted the Dutch crossed boys regardless. They are both very sweet and gentle natured. Sch lovely nice boys and quite cuddly. They are both chinchilla marked which is unusual for Dutchies or at least you don't see too many Dutch marked chinchilla coloured buns in rescue.
Clover looks more Dutch than Willow but they are both gorgeous regardless.
Last year we adopted Paddy. He was born in rescue so still a baby technically when we brought him home. I normally go for older un rehomable rabbits but two of our buns died the previous month and I felt a breath of fresh air would do us all good. And he did. He is so hyper and silly and bouncy and cheerful and he just makes me laugh he is so mad. He is a lovely boy, very tiny and a lovely chocolate colour. He has a gorgeous English cross mate and she is several sizes bigger tan him so they look quite a funny pair, like she could be his mother.
I have never come across a bad tempered Dutch, my lot are fab. I will definitely adopt more in the future if they come up in rescue but not just now as we are full up!
I think they are my favourite breed and I love the more unusual colours.Nori was my first Dutchie, he is going tob 9 this year. He is amazing friendly, sweet and laid back. He loves to be lazy and eats lots! He was originally adopted for the runt of our litter who was bullied (we did not breed the litter) and when she died he bonded to her sister and when she had to be pts he was bonded to her brother. They remain bonded so poor old Nori has provided comfort and friendship to three members of the same bunny family. I am so proud of him, he is so benevolent and generous of spirit.
Orla and Donovan were my second Dutchies. I had always wanted an amber Dutch and these two came up in rescue when I was ready to adopt, they were already bonded and I felt it was meant to be. We brought them up from England to Scotland. Orla is still with us but sadly Donovan died after suffering a cecal impaction. Orla is a housebunny now and bonded to us hoomins. We had tried her with a pair of Dutch crossed boys but she did not like them.
We adopted the Dutch crossed boys regardless. They are both very sweet and gentle natured. Sch lovely nice boys and quite cuddly. They are both chinchilla marked which is unusual for Dutchies or at least you don't see too many Dutch marked chinchilla coloured buns in rescue.
Clover looks more Dutch than Willow but they are both gorgeous regardless.
Last year we adopted Paddy. He was born in rescue so still a baby technically when we brought him home. I normally go for older un rehomable rabbits but two of our buns died the previous month and I felt a breath of fresh air would do us all good. And he did. He is so hyper and silly and bouncy and cheerful and he just makes me laugh he is so mad. He is a lovely boy, very tiny and a lovely chocolate colour. He has a gorgeous English cross mate and she is several sizes bigger tan him so they look quite a funny pair, like she could be his mother.
I have never come across a bad tempered Dutch, my lot are fab. I will definitely adopt more in the future if they come up in rescue but not just now as we are full up!
