Lopsy Indoors

Amongst the other benefits of having the bunbun indoors, it's easier to take pictures of him! Here he is enjoying being groomed (he's good at flattening himself XD):



Enjoying hay, who'd've known!



Rearranging/digging puppy pads:







Rearranging/destroying the place:



Eyeing up Hare-Stop:



No action photos though He doesn't want you to think he's active ;P

he is lovely

i love having Rosie indoors when she is behaving but cant wait for her to go out she sits looking out of the back door sometimes and looks so sad she cant go out as its too cold now and she hasnt her proper winter coat on

Aww bless him looks like he has settled in there nicely, you won't want to put him outside again

aw he's lovely

So pleased he's feeling better Best of luck with whatever you decide to do when it comes round to warmer weather. Personally, I think my Forest Bun would adapt to indoor life happily, but I don't think my Ferni Bun would.

I know that we are all looking forward to warmer weather... and 'getting the show on the road again'.

Meanwhile.. best wishes and snuggy eve's to you and Flopsy

Aww both my late buns RIO and CLEO were indoor buns..much mischief and wallpaper,cables etc chewing ,pulling over vases of flowers etc.But we loved them dearly.Cleo was a lovely lop blue otter colour,sadly she was put to sleep aged four from gut stasis and bloat.Rio a big old tri colour lop lived to eight and a half and just collapsed one night screaming...horrible.

I no longer can afford private vet fees,so I will not have any more rabbits.The PDSA are ok but bun care is rather minimal.

Zoobec said:

you won't want to put him outside again

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LOL I can't wait to get him back out! He's so much more active outside Also, he sets my asthma/alleries off and I can't just sling his day-old water on the floor ;P And he's a MASSIVE distraction if he's near me because I just watch him! :lol: