Elmo: Stubborn, wilful, flighty, brave, intelligent. He is so funny, as everything has to be on his terms. Every morning he does "rounds" and goes outside and checks everything is as it should be. Of an evening, he won't come inside until we've put the food down, shut the shed, gone back inside the house and turned the light off :lol: He was in a pet shop for 6 months as his brothers and sisters were adopted around him, and he was the last one left
We think that's why he's quite flighty and nervous, as the constant noise and prodding must have been stressful. He's come along way though and will accept nose rubs
Illy: Sister of Chinook, bigger of the two, dominant, nudgey, curious, brave. If anyone is humping someone else, it's Illy. Chinook is so used to it that she'll keep eating whilst it's going on :lol: Illy is happy to observe for a moment, them go charging in. She loves new things and is very smart. She's happy to have a fuss, but only for so long. She'll nudge you until you move out the way, and is always first to the food. She can work out any puzzle games instantly and doesn't need any prompting.
Chinook: Sister of Illy and smaller of the two. Funny, curious, smart, playful. Chin is the happiest to be fussed, and doesn't care what you do to her as long as you're not picking her up. She learns quickly and is the bravest of the three. She will climb all over you to find a treat, and will wait in the same place we prepare dinner now that she's cottoned on :lol:
I love all three dearly, they're all very different but all of them have SO much character. They love each other so much too, they're always snuggled up, and when one isn't feeling well the other two stay close by and snuggle/groom them
When I think of how well we all know our bunnies and what wonderful personalities they have, it breaks my heart even more to know that some poor buns languish in tiny hutches, alone and unable to express their true selves