bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
lovely girl .. just over 1 yr old and spayed .
no known probs but will be vet checked before being rehomed .
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Rehomed: Chelsea Bun ... spayed female mini lop .
- Thread starter bunnymadhouse
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lovely girl .. just over 1 yr old and spayed .
no known probs but will be vet checked before being rehomed .
holidayhutch
Warren Veteran
Aaaaaw way to cute, I hope it wont be long before she finds a new home, she's adorable.
Oh she is gorgeous. 
Gemmapookie
Wise Old Thumper
What a lovely girl
bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
yup ..its odd ... never had this many girlies in . :?
Gus-ta-furry
Warren Scout
we're looking for a female lop to bond with our male dwarf, you're based in Barnsley though right /
that would be a bit of a trek for a house visit
we're looking for a female lop to bond with our male dwarf, you're based in Barnsley though right /
that would be a bit of a trek for a house visit
Don't let that put you off, I live in Scotland and adopted from BARC :wave:
Gus-ta-furry
Warren Scout
cool will send my details to Bunnymadhouse then, thanks
twobunnies&apony
Alpha Buck
Ditto!
biscuitblossom
Warren Veteran
Loudwater! Used to live quite close by there!!
Chelseabun (brilliant name ) is gorgeous Angie
Gus-ta-furry
Warren Scout
after a 5 hour trip down the motorway (much thanks to Suz) ChelseaBun has settled quite well in her new (hopefully forever home)
she is in a cage 4 inches away from Gus and they have been sniffing each other out, they run up and down the lengths in tandam watching each other
anyone have a clue if this is an interested or aggressive sign ????
she took a while to poo and they were very small when she did, but seems to be a bit more regular know and more solid and normal looking
she has taken well to her new litter tray spending most of the time in it , and after a long hard day even fell asleep sat up in it :shock:
she very much enjoyed hopping round our living room exploring, when we took Gus out fo a while, she seems to have a lovely personality, but seems to be very very round and her little flab hangs out the cage when she flops out :lol:
lots of bonding vibes needed, really hope we can give her the home she deserves
plenty of pics to come soon
she is in a cage 4 inches away from Gus and they have been sniffing each other out, they run up and down the lengths in tandam watching each other
anyone have a clue if this is an interested or aggressive sign ????
she took a while to poo and they were very small when she did, but seems to be a bit more regular know and more solid and normal looking
she has taken well to her new litter tray spending most of the time in it , and after a long hard day even fell asleep sat up in it :shock:
she very much enjoyed hopping round our living room exploring, when we took Gus out fo a while, she seems to have a lovely personality, but seems to be very very round and her little flab hangs out the cage when she flops out :lol:
lots of bonding vibes needed, really hope we can give her the home she deserves
plenty of pics to come soon
Glad you got home safely & that Chelseabun is now settling in
She is absolutely adorable & was quite content to sit on my lap in the car whilst we waited for you yesterday She strikes me as a happy little soul!
It was lovely to meet you both yesterday .... good luck with the bonding & looking forward to pics
She is absolutely adorable
& was quite content to sit on my lap in the car whilst we waited for you yesterday She strikes me as a happy little soul!It was lovely to meet you both yesterday .... good luck with the bonding & looking forward to pics
twobunnies&apony
Alpha Buck
Fantastic news for Chelsea Bun!!!
Gus-ta-furry
Warren Scout
day two of bonding has not gone as smoothly, they are 4 inches apart in separate cages but showing sporadic signs of aggression
I'm finding the process quite stressful, we have moved them a little further apart and they are happy hopping around in their separate free time
me and the girlfriend are hardly talking though, must be the stress :lol:
it's heart breaking to think they might fight when we try the bonding proper, looking into both their eyes they are two of the most gentle, playful and loving bunnies you could wish to meet, am so petrified they could hurt themselves due to us making a mistake during bonding
I'm finding the process quite stressful, we have moved them a little further apart and they are happy hopping around in their separate free time
me and the girlfriend are hardly talking though, must be the stress :lol:
it's heart breaking to think they might fight when we try the bonding proper, looking into both their eyes they are two of the most gentle, playful and loving bunnies you could wish to meet, am so petrified they could hurt themselves due to us making a mistake during bonding
twobunnies&apony
Alpha Buck
I can't imagine what you must be feeling as I gave up very early on with my two after they had been bonded by a rescue but then it all went wrong when I got them home (probably due to my inexperience). There is loads of fantastic advice on here and if you post in the 'behaviour' section I'm sure someone will help you. Good luck, hope all goes well.
