My boy Charlie bear. He used to make such loud noises for dinner. These where called "voot voots" as he used to sound like a vibrating Nokia 3210.
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Omg I didn't think they were still sold! Yikes
On the left is Snoopy. Also known as Snoopacino and El Snoopio. He originally came from Windwhistle Warren with his friend Peanut Butter, who sadly passed away after 6 months [emoji17] The boys had been in rescue for over two years waiting for their forever home. [emoji17]
Most of the time Snoops is a pretty chilled out bun, but does have his grumpy moments and normally goes on an epic three day sulk after visiting the vet. He is very much a rabbit's rabbit. He does tolerate humans and loves a nose rub as long you don't take the p*ss and stroke him for too long. Also has a terrible case of little emperor syndrome: he's very demanding for cuddles from his wife bun and food from me. Also has a tendency to bite me just for fun. Needless to say, I love the little g!t and his quirks to bits!
On the right is his wifebun Chocolate Fudge Cake, also known as Fudgie, Fudggles and Fudgerella. She came to me from Cuddly Critters rescue.
She fell in love with Snoopy from the moment she first clapped eyes on him. She's also a rabbit's rabbit and really needs the reassurance of another bunny nearby to help her feel confident in her environment. She is naturally fairly skittish and startles easily. However she has become much more settled over time and trusting towards me. Goes without saying that she is the undisputed owner of the flat. She can be quite a bossy mare. She enjoys a stroke but only if she's in the right mood! She's not a cuddle bun but whenever I come in after being out she always runs over and gives me a few nose bumps. I like to think it's her way of saying welcome back, I missed you. Although the reality is that she probably just wants treats [emoji38] I tell her I love her all the time and I'm sure she understands as she always gives me a wink back.
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Sutton ...
The little half-wildie I rescued and hand-reared..
Lovely photos
I think everyone is probably very familiar with Joey, Boo & Mouse. Nonetheless, any excuse:
Joey the sphinx
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When Joey was cold
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I like it when Mouse comes to tell me stuff ("I'm hungry")
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& I liked it when it was her birthday & we got her a bed only she used
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my lovable pain in the bum bun, boo
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In the last pic Boo looks to be saying '......and your problem is........??!!' :lol:Sutton ...
The little half-wildie I rescued and hand-reared..
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She's a special old thing, but age is hitting her fairly hard.
Had a post-spay abscess, nearly died during its removal, but she's since thrived and is super cheeky.
Enfys Blueberry Muffin, settling in. She's a very flighty girl. Enfys (or Button as we sometimes call her) was adopted from Honeybunnies.
A dozy Elphie. Elphie came from a BYB over 8 years ago. She's the oldest bunny I've ever had already, and has given me faith that I can actually keep rabbits decently.
Meadowbloom, another Honeybunny. She was adopted with Neonara Drifter, and bonded into a group of 5.
Persephone goes chomp. She was abandoned in a hamster cage in a flat and advertised on Facebook as "need gone". I stepped in.
Athena. Adopted from P@H "Support Adoption" but really, she chose us.
