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Panjanda
Alpha Buck
Oh yes please x
BattleKat
Wise Old Thumper
This is Eli, my bridge bun.
He was adorable. Somewhat dopey, always getting himself in to trouble. He didn't particularly enjoy being fussed but was much more affectionate than my other rabbits, he would follow me round a lot of the time was very confident around people and animals (even strange ones), to be the point of being fearless.
And this is Mack
He's very different to Eli in a lot of ways. When we bought him home he took 9 hours to come out of his carrier, he wasn't at all confident with new people in a new situation. He's still generally nervous of new people. He can be cautious and seems to think about things a lot before he does them whereas Eli would jump straight in.
In other ways, he's very similar. Now that he knows us he's incredibly confident, follows me round much like Eli used to and will happily climb all over us. Both of them were far more likely to persist with brute force to do something than to puzzle solve, whereas I'd say my two smaller buns are far more inclined to puzzle solve. He's also got that same dopey air about him.
Both frenchies have seemed much lazier and more relaxed than my smaller buns.
My Frenchies have felt like a totally different animal than my two girls, more like dogs really. I think I'll always have one for as long as I have rabbits.
He was adorable. Somewhat dopey, always getting himself in to trouble. He didn't particularly enjoy being fussed but was much more affectionate than my other rabbits, he would follow me round a lot of the time was very confident around people and animals (even strange ones), to be the point of being fearless.
And this is Mack
He's very different to Eli in a lot of ways. When we bought him home he took 9 hours to come out of his carrier, he wasn't at all confident with new people in a new situation. He's still generally nervous of new people. He can be cautious and seems to think about things a lot before he does them whereas Eli would jump straight in.
In other ways, he's very similar. Now that he knows us he's incredibly confident, follows me round much like Eli used to and will happily climb all over us. Both of them were far more likely to persist with brute force to do something than to puzzle solve, whereas I'd say my two smaller buns are far more inclined to puzzle solve. He's also got that same dopey air about him.
Both frenchies have seemed much lazier and more relaxed than my smaller buns.
My Frenchies have felt like a totally different animal than my two girls, more like dogs really. I think I'll always have one for as long as I have rabbits.
nursecroft
Wise Old Thumper
I have a French lop who is very laid back! And I have a Belgian Hare who is a bundle of energy, very loving and friendly but highly strung. Photos on thread below...
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?416779-Ruby-Hare-and-Teddy-Frenchie-bonded!!!!!!!!!!!-Action-shots
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?416779-Ruby-Hare-and-Teddy-Frenchie-bonded!!!!!!!!!!!-Action-shots
Panjanda
Alpha Buck
This is Eli, my bridge bun.
He was adorable. Somewhat dopey, always getting himself in to trouble. He didn't particularly enjoy being fussed but was much more affectionate than my other rabbits, he would follow me round a lot of the time was very confident around people and animals (even strange ones), to be the point of being fearless.
And this is Mack
He's very different to Eli in a lot of ways. When we bought him home he took 9 hours to come out of his carrier, he wasn't at all confident with new people in a new situation. He's still generally nervous of new people. He can be cautious and seems to think about things a lot before he does them whereas Eli would jump straight in.
In other ways, he's very similar. Now that he knows us he's incredibly confident, follows me round much like Eli used to and will happily climb all over us. Both of them were far more likely to persist with brute force to do something than to puzzle solve, whereas I'd say my two smaller buns are far more inclined to puzzle solve. He's also got that same dopey air about him.
Both frenchies have seemed much lazier and more relaxed than my smaller buns.
My Frenchies have felt like a totally different animal than my two girls, more like dogs really. I think I'll always have one for as long as I have rabbits.
Thank you for sharing , such lovely bunnies xx
Don't know much about French lops so thanks for the info xx
Panjanda
Alpha Buck
Lovely xx
I like the Belgian Hare but don't think I could handle " highly strung " lol xx
anaveragemuppet
Wise Old Thumper
I wish I did as they are beautiful!
chloeturner
Warren Veteran
*taps foot impatiently waiting for Schez's Reggie*
:lol:
:lol:
Sarah1989
Warren Veteran
*taps foot impatiently waiting for Schez's Reggie*
:lol:
And Hector & Moley! I adore those two!!
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anaveragemuppet
Wise Old Thumper
I've fallen in love! They're beautiful.My beautiful one-eyed lad Bentley
With his girl, Minnie
A bunny kiss from my special boy
obsessedwithanimals
Mama Doe
Loving everyone's pics on here so far! Molly's cute face with those ginormous ears, Minnie and Bentley snuggled up together, bunny kisses, Battlekat's pics and graceful Ruby hare...
Panjanda
Alpha Buck
Mattie_G
Mama Doe
Love them all
Can anyone help me about temperaments of giant breeds ?
D'Argi is a real character. He pinches food, any food including sausage rolls and bacon chocolate! He has also drunk wine and beer. We have learnt to be extra careful as he is very fast. He is docile and intelligent.
Falon is a lot more aloof. She doesnt mind a stroke whilst nibbling and will sniff us but that is it. Love her loads though ;-).
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