sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
Somevof you will know that i am being forced to house my buns outside I have never had outside bunnies and it feels wrong. I fought so very hard to keep the bunnies inside. Rowan is still in our room at 2 years old sleeping in a travel cot as we can't fit a bigger cot in our room. He cannot share with big brother river as river has autism and his behaviour is very unpredictable. I hate hate hate the " experts, " being right. I was so sure that the boys could share but I was wrong
when gypsy and Storm, my old arthritic bunnies were alive I fought tooth and nail to keep them in. They both reached 10 and had always been house buns. I believe that I did right by them, and they got to live out their days as house buns in the bunny room ( although it was a decision that caused so many problems with various people and organisations ) both old bunnies have since passed away. I now have aurora who is 2 and benny who is around 9 months. It was never my plan to get more bunnies but after gypsy passed away stormy nearly gave up so along came aurora. It I truly believe that she gave him an extra year of life, even if others thought my decision to take her on was a foolish one. Of course after stormy passed I could not leave aurora as a lone bun, so along came benny.
Meanwhile our 2 year old son is sharing our bedroom and my husband hates him being there now I have come to term with the fact that he can never share with river and needs his own room. We cannot afford to move or extend the house so the bunny room will be converted to a tiny children's bedroom. It is breaking my heart but no one seems to understand. I am hoping that being young healthy bunnies that they will be ok, but I am scared I will miss seeing them every time I go upstairs or get up in the middle of the night. I love having them inside with us. Benny loves the attention and doesn't mind the chaos. Aurora isn't really a people bun and may be glad of the peace outside but still
we have the bunny house in the garden ready to paint. Every time I look out of the window I can see it glaring at me. I should be happy but I am not.
I bought some pink and white paint to try and make it look more inviting, I know the buns don't care, it's more for me than them.
Anyway, here is the bunnies new house
when gypsy and Storm, my old arthritic bunnies were alive I fought tooth and nail to keep them in. They both reached 10 and had always been house buns. I believe that I did right by them, and they got to live out their days as house buns in the bunny room ( although it was a decision that caused so many problems with various people and organisations ) both old bunnies have since passed away. I now have aurora who is 2 and benny who is around 9 months. It was never my plan to get more bunnies but after gypsy passed away stormy nearly gave up so along came aurora. It I truly believe that she gave him an extra year of life, even if others thought my decision to take her on was a foolish one. Of course after stormy passed I could not leave aurora as a lone bun, so along came benny.
Meanwhile our 2 year old son is sharing our bedroom and my husband hates him being there now I have come to term with the fact that he can never share with river and needs his own room. We cannot afford to move or extend the house so the bunny room will be converted to a tiny children's bedroom. It is breaking my heart but no one seems to understand. I am hoping that being young healthy bunnies that they will be ok, but I am scared I will miss seeing them every time I go upstairs or get up in the middle of the night. I love having them inside with us. Benny loves the attention and doesn't mind the chaos. Aurora isn't really a people bun and may be glad of the peace outside but still
we have the bunny house in the garden ready to paint. Every time I look out of the window I can see it glaring at me. I should be happy but I am not.
I bought some pink and white paint to try and make it look more inviting, I know the buns don't care, it's more for me than them.
Anyway, here is the bunnies new house
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