Rabbit Jumping Yorkshire :) P.25- another video!

[Vegan_Bunny]

Yeah it isn't for some bunnies and I don't recommend taking a timid bunny to a practice or competition. However, the buns at the practice yesterday really did enjoy it as you can see and are all fine travelling. We try to make it as normal as we can for them. We set up pens that were pretty big and they had hay, veg and water. They also had a litter tray and toys and somewhere to hide. Most of them had their friends with them too!

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He isn't a timid bunny but I don't think he'd do well being bale to see and smell other rabbits, I think he'd try to savage them all :lol:

 

[Crunchie]

It's really nice to see a video of the rabbits enjoying themselves and not being forced to jump.

 

[Mischief and Tinker's Mum]

It's really nice to see a video of the rabbits enjoying themselves and not being forced to jump.

They would never be forced. :thumb:

 

[Mischief and Tinker's Mum]

I reckon he would
Adelaide was a great jumper, and Toby is always leaping over our little garden walls.
Think I will go set some jumps up this afternoon and see what they make of it. I've some garden trellis I could use for a first go.

I love the bunnies jumper in the video. Hector seriously gets some speed up. The lop that goes through the middle of the jump is fab, as is the one that lays down next to the jump :lol:
How long do the session last for?

Aww hope they like it! Thank you, it's quite funny because I said to my friend "oh Hector loves jumping but he's very slow, put him on the course and woooooosh!! So fast!! :lol: He loves it. Some of the bunnies got to the end of the course, then turned around and went back over the other way! :lol:

We meet up for 2 hours but the rabbits aren't jumping that long. There probably jump 30 mins max but that's all split up throughout the time we're there. There were 7 jumping bunnies but only about 3 actually jumping on the courses at a time. xx

 

[Mischief and Tinker's Mum]

I have sent a request to join. :thumb:

He isn't a timid bunny but I don't think he'd do well being bale to see and smell other rabbits, I think he'd try to savage them all :lol:

I accepted your request! Awww :lol::lol:


For those interested, here's a video from the practice we had last month!

 

[vee-jay]

love it emma :thumb:

 

[ripminnie]

That's totally awesome!!! They're so clever!!!

 

[mollyjoker]

Loving Smudge

 

[Crunchie]

They would never be forced. :thumb:

I've seen videos of jumping competitions before where the rabbits are forced. As I say it's nice to see them doing it themselves.

 

[Mischief and Tinker's Mum]

I've seen videos of jumping competitions before where the rabbits are forced. As I say it's nice to see them doing it themselves.

:shock: Well that wasn't us! We train like in this video all the time.

 

[missniknak]

Loving Smudge

:thumb: Me too - a natural!
The little brown bunny (Bumble?) is proper loving it!
I reckon my Maisy needs a go at this. She's been leaping over my trellis jumps all afternoon. And digging a hole in the lawn :lol:

 

[Vegan_Bunny]

Patch!

 

[Mischief and Tinker's Mum]

:thumb: Me too - a natural!
The little brown bunny (Bumble?) is proper loving it!
I reckon my Maisy needs a go at this. She's been leaping over my trellis jumps all afternoon. And digging a hole in the lawn :lol:

Aww :lol: Well you're very welcome to come along and give it a go at the next practice! You're quote local, it's in Halifax