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Even the advice threads on this forum have confused me
Thank you. After Max died, one of the first things I did was take Molly for the Myxo vaccination. I’d booked her in for a second vaccination but she didn’t get there far
Teddy and Taylor arrived three days ago, from a rescue centre. They are settling in very well. They’re bonded, which was important to us because Max and Molly were besotted with each other, which was one of the many things we loved about them.
Just popping back on to this thread to update on our new arrivals
It’s funny how much one rabbit can differ from another. Max and Molly were pretty uninterested in hay. Teddy and Taylor devour it by the bucket load! Max and Molly were happy to be picked up, but then immediately wanted to be put down again. Teddy and Taylor are very, very resistant to be picked up, but once they are, snuggle in for a cuddle for ages. Max and Molly had their favourite spots in the hutch and run, but Teddy and Taylor sit wherever they like.
I know it sounds as though I’m constantly comparing our new bunnies with our much-loved departed bunnies, but we are really enjoying their differences, and actually don’t want them to be like M & M. They already have their own place in our hearts.
I love the fact that every bunny has a different personality!
Thank you all again so much for your support and kind words xx
It’s taken a while to figure out how to post pictures in here. Here are Teddy (brown and white) and Taylor (grey and white):
Aren’t they lovely
