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how many buns do you have??
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suzibunbun
Mama Doe
20 buns - 13 of my own rescue buns all outside and 1 mummy bun recently rescued who then gave birth unexpectedly to 6 babies - they are all in my living room - the babies are 4 weeks old tomorrow and will need homes apart from maybe 1 who appears to be blind and deaf - one of his/her siblings will have to stay too with him/her if this is the case x
Ailstar
Mama Doe
suzibunbun
Mama Doe
Oh yes - 'he' loves to snuggle with his mummy and his siblings look after him too x
Jem n Flo
Warren Scout
shes a French lop, 9mths old and growing rapidly still, shes a big ol fuzzy bundle
I put a load of pics up in our intro post for newbies
Peanut-Toffee
Warren Veteran
6 :shock: Not entirely sure how that happened lol.
I did have 7 for a few days....then I lost one
I did have 7 for a few days....then I lost one
tulsi
Wise Old Thumper
* cough * 23 house buns and all very much loved. We have 4 singles, 2 pairs, one trio, one quad and a group of 8 - a Mammy and her seven eight month old babies
Oh my word how lovely. I find 6 quite a handful, cleaning out wise. Hoping to have a group of 6 when I can get the courage. (2 pairs and 2 singles atm).
parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
Urrrrmmmmm . . . well 36 actually .. . . and a hare.
At present we have two groups of four inside as we have an unusually (for us) high number of special needs/ill buns and are keeping a group of these together (all four) plus the other group of four contains two buns with problems.
That leaves 29 outdoors .. . in varying sizes of groups
I do count them quite often to check no other buns have sneaked themselves in!!
I am very very lucky that OH is dedicated to the buns and does at least half of the work (if not more) of feeding, collecting forage, cleaning etc
Especially as we both have quite high pressure 'jobs' (I am self employed) with long hours and time away from home.
PS my signature image is very out of date
At present we have two groups of four inside as we have an unusually (for us) high number of special needs/ill buns and are keeping a group of these together (all four) plus the other group of four contains two buns with problems.
That leaves 29 outdoors .. . in varying sizes of groups
I do count them quite often to check no other buns have sneaked themselves in!!
I am very very lucky that OH is dedicated to the buns and does at least half of the work (if not more) of feeding, collecting forage, cleaning etc
Especially as we both have quite high pressure 'jobs' (I am self employed) with long hours and time away from home.
PS my signature image is very out of date
:shock: How did you come by a hare?? Guessing something along the lines of him not being able to be released into the wild? I would love to see photos
Hares are beautiful parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
:shock: How did you come by a hare?? Guessing something along the lines of him not being able to be released into the wild? I would love to see photos
Came here at c1 day old and was hand reared by my OH. She is now 6 months old. All attempts at trying to introduce her to the outside world have failed. We tried to take her out when she was about 2-3 months old to try soft release via our large rabbit run (36ft by 36ft) but she gets very freaked out and upset and we eventually gave up.
We wil now keep her until next spring and see if hormones take over and she decides to venture out. She has free range of the house except kitchen and bathroom so has lots of space - though admittedly not what a wild hare would have.
However the plus point is she is still alive and happy - which had we not hand reared her she would not be (she was found on the verge of a major A road).
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/s...e-who-have-lots-of-buns&p=6070075#post6070075
Could we see pics in the link above x
Could we see pics in the link above x
Sarah1989
Warren Veteran
:shock: How did you come by a hare?? Guessing something along the lines of him not being able to be released into the wild? I would love to see photos
Oooooo yes please, I don't think I've ever seen one
Sam and Truffs
Mama Doe
Urrrrmmmmm . . . well 36 actually .. . . and a hare.
At present we have two groups of four inside as we have an unusually (for us) high number of special needs/ill buns and are keeping a group of these together (all four) plus the other group of four contains two buns with problems.
That leaves 29 outdoors .. . in varying sizes of groups
I do count them quite often to check no other buns have sneaked themselves in!!
I am very very lucky that OH is dedicated to the buns and does at least half of the work (if not more) of feeding, collecting forage, cleaning etc
Especially as we both have quite high pressure 'jobs' (I am self employed) with long hours and time away from home.
PS my signature image is very out of date
I can't imagine why you couldn't squeeze 2 more Contis in. :lol:
Snowytoshi
Mama Doe
I have three
parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
If you can send someone round to do it! And while they are here can they do a clean out for us as well please:lol::lol:
Sorry - we are both so busy at present as we both work more than full time and i am freelance. We are actually both working to try and catch up with deadlines today - and work most eves - as well as look after the buns!!!
Piggiesgalore
Mama Doe
We currently have a trio, plus I get to spoil any bunnies who come for their hols
