anaveragemuppet
Wise Old Thumper
I'd love any giant breed.
Basically all :lol:
I'd love a nethie or two some day, and I'll definitely have a conti/flemish/british giant at some stage. Yellow dutchies are gorgeous, and I wish I'd had the tri-coloured snuggly rex I met at the RSPCA. I saw a lionhead/giant cross recently and he was a huge wild-maned thing, if I wasn't set on another frenchie at that stage I'd have snapped him up too!
A lot of thrianta fans on here, I'll be honest, owning six thriantas in the past few years has actually put me off the breed Anyone want Baby? (Joking, I couldn't part with the little cowbag)
Still love the rare varieties though, not the popular breeds like rex and nethies and lops I realllllly want a Rhinelander (A giant breed, very stocky with markings like an English but the spots are a mix of black and orange) and a Schwarzgrannen (A much smaller but still stocky breed with really pretty silver fur and dark eyes)
Rhinelander - http://albc-usa.org/images/bluerhinelanderbuck6.jpg (although this is an American Rhinelander, they're shaped more like an English/Hare but in England they're much stockier)
Schwarzgrannen - http://www.kleintierzuchtverein-vogt.de/assets/images/1.0_Schwarzgannen.JPG
Schwarzgrannens aren't standardised in this country as far as I know (so rare the BRC doesn't even class them as a rare variety) but I saw one by itself amongst thousands of others at a big show and I was in love
How dare you get my hopes up like that!!!! :evil::lol:
My want for a thrianta is entirely shallow as I have no idea what their personalities are like, I just love orange bunnies and think thriantas are cute
You really want a self harming rabbit who hates all other rabbits and occasionally locks on to your arm when she feels like it? :shock: :lol: And well all mine have been completely different to be honest but they all seemed to hate other Thriantas and other rabbits of the same sex The only bond I've managed is between a female thrianta and two non-thrianta males. They are super cute though when they're not being little ***** :lol:
A lot of thrianta fans on here, I'll be honest, owning six thriantas in the past few years has actually put me off the breed Anyone want Baby? (Joking, I couldn't part with the little cowbag)
Still love the rare varieties though, not the popular breeds like rex and nethies and lops I realllllly want a Rhinelander (A giant breed, very stocky with markings like an English but the spots are a mix of black and orange) and a Schwarzgrannen (A much smaller but still stocky breed with really pretty silver fur and dark eyes)
Rhinelander - http://albc-usa.org/images/bluerhinelanderbuck6.jpg (although this is an American Rhinelander, they're shaped more like an English/Hare but in England they're much stockier)
Schwarzgrannen - http://www.kleintierzuchtverein-vogt.de/assets/images/1.0_Schwarzgannen.JPG
Schwarzgrannens aren't standardised in this country as far as I know (so rare the BRC doesn't even class them as a rare variety) but I saw one by itself amongst thousands of others at a big show and I was in love
I just love the Rescue Breed :lol: :lol: :lol:
They have such a wonderful look about them I find them utterly irresistible
I really don't mind which bunneh... As long as it's a bunneh... :lol: I do love the giant breeds though.
I will share this, I didn't think I was taken with lion heads... :shock: it wasn't a breed that I was drawn too if that makes sense? But then Honey and Smudge arrived. All I knew at the time was that a lady with two rabbit sisters from pets at home didn't want them anymore. I didn't know what I was getting... :shock::lol: they are truly amazing bundles of floofiness! :lol: wouldn't change them for the world.
I think it's more about bunny personality. :thumb: