bunnyhuggger
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This is Misty, Carole's beautiful new baby lionhead
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Meet Misty!
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This is Misty, Carole's beautiful new baby lionhead
Hi
Thank you for putting the picture of Misty on for me.
She is a really cute friendly little rabbit, and I have been holding her today, this is the start of her getting used to me, she sits on my lap like a statue, but when I put her down she hops around a lot.
Is it right to put a litter tray down with some of her straw in it to start encouraging her to use it.
Carole
Thank you for putting the picture of Misty on for me.
She is a really cute friendly little rabbit, and I have been holding her today, this is the start of her getting used to me, she sits on my lap like a statue, but when I put her down she hops around a lot.
Is it right to put a litter tray down with some of her straw in it to start encouraging her to use it.
Carole
bunnyhuggger
Warren Veteran
Oh really Carole, and what sort of rabbits have you had in the past, not a rex by any chance :shock: :wink:
Hi,
Glad you like Misty - my previous rabbit that I had years ago was a black Rex and have also had a large beige coloured one (sorry not sure of the breed), and Misty although she is only a baby I think will be smaller than either of those.
Lise, your bunnies look lovely. I actually own a chinchilla and belong to a chinchilla group in Scotland and they had one litter of these lionhead rabbits, and as they had been handled from birth I thought it would be ideal for my son aged 10 - although it will be mine really!!!! (just an excuse)
Glad you like Misty - my previous rabbit that I had years ago was a black Rex and have also had a large beige coloured one (sorry not sure of the breed), and Misty although she is only a baby I think will be smaller than either of those.
Lise, your bunnies look lovely. I actually own a chinchilla and belong to a chinchilla group in Scotland and they had one litter of these lionhead rabbits, and as they had been handled from birth I thought it would be ideal for my son aged 10 - although it will be mine really!!!! (just an excuse)
Just back from the Vets she has just had her Myxomotosis jab and a general check up - everything ok and she had a treat when she got back.
As she lives inside next to Jack my chinchilla , I wasnt sure what to use to line the hutch, but was advised to use straw as sawdust sticks to long haired rabbits apparently. I actually think my hutch looks a bit feeble up to some I have since seen, so when she goes outside in the summer I will buy a better hutch and a big run. At the moment she is getting exercise running around the kitchen.
As she lives inside next to Jack my chinchilla , I wasnt sure what to use to line the hutch, but was advised to use straw as sawdust sticks to long haired rabbits apparently. I actually think my hutch looks a bit feeble up to some I have since seen, so when she goes outside in the summer I will buy a better hutch and a big run. At the moment she is getting exercise running around the kitchen.
bunny pops
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Hiya,
What a stunning, stunning rabbits!!!!
Welcome and hope you find the info useful
Theresa xxxx
What a stunning, stunning rabbits!!!!
Welcome and hope you find the info useful
Theresa xxxx
