Jane's Thread of Memories (So not to be starting multiple threads)

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Eleanor, my very first Rabbit

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What was her background and what year was this? Looks like Autumn.

I was about 4 years old when I had my first rabbit, although he really belonged to my elder Sister. He was called Timmy and I used to open his hutch to let him escape :( He then used to go in between the side of the garage and the fence, so that my Mother and Sister had to coax him out with a lettuce leaf.
 
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What was her background and what year was this? Looks like Autumn.

I was about 4 years old when I had my first rabbit, although he really belonged to my elder Sister. He was called Timmy and I used to open his hutch to let him escape :( He then used to go in between the side of the garage and the fence, so that my Mother and Sister had to coax him out with a lettuce leaf.

Back in 1998 I went into Petsmart, now Pets at Home, to buy some biscuits for my dog Gemma. Gemma was very near the end of her time :cry: As I walked into the store I saw an enclosure with 4 Baby Rabbits in. I had an impulse thought, I am soon to be without my only friend ( Gemma). I can’t have another dog as I can’t go through this pain again. But I have to have a Pet in my life. I figured a Rabbit would be a good choice as I would never get so attached to a Rabbit and have to experience the pain of loss again. I really was that messed up.

So I left the store with a bag of dog biscuits, a Rabbit and a Rabbit ‘starter kit’ which included a 4ft hutch, a bag of Rabbit muesli, a bag of wood shavings, a bag of hay and a water bottle. I had never had a Rabbit in my life, I had done no prior research, I was the typical irresponsible impulse buyer. I went back the next day and bought one more Rabbit ( Megan) as I felt sorry for Ellie being on her own in the kitchen overnight. I went back two days after that and there was just one Rabbit left. I felt so sorry for her so I bought her too, she was called Beatrice.

And so my Rabbit obsession began. And as for not getting attached to Rabbits, how I could have thought that I do not know.
 
Back in 1998 I went into Petsmart, now Pets at Home, to buy some biscuits for my dog Gemma. Gemma was very near the end of her time :cry: As I walked into the store I saw an enclosure with 4 Baby Rabbits in. I had an impulse thought, I am soon to be without my only friend ( Gemma). I can’t have another dog as I can’t go through this pain again. But I have to have a Pet in my life. I figured a Rabbit would be a good choice as I would never get so attached to a Rabbit and have to experience the pain of loss again. I really was that messed up.

So I left the store with a bag of dog biscuits, a Rabbit and a Rabbit ‘starter kit’ which included a 4ft hutch, a bag of Rabbit muesli, a bag of wood shavings, a bag of hay and a water bottle. I had never had a Rabbit in my life, I had done no prior research, I was the typical irresponsible impulse buyer. I went back the next day and bought one more Rabbit ( Megan) as I felt sorry for Ellie being on her own in the kitchen overnight. I went back two days after that and there was just one Rabbit left. I felt so sorry for her so I bought her too, she was called Beatrice.

And so my Rabbit obsession began. And as for not getting attached to Rabbits, how I could have thought that I do not know.

How lovely :love: Did they remain friendly?
 
How lovely :love: Did they remain friendly?

Ellie and Meg started to bully Bea so I had to separate them. I had Ellie spayed first and it was the most awful experience and I vowed never again. But of course all that changed too. Ellie and Meg remained together, Bea ended up a Mum x
 
Back in 1998 I went into Petsmart, now Pets at Home, to buy some biscuits for my dog Gemma. Gemma was very near the end of her time :cry: As I walked into the store I saw an enclosure with 4 Baby Rabbits in. I had an impulse thought, I am soon to be without my only friend ( Gemma). I can’t have another dog as I can’t go through this pain again. But I have to have a Pet in my life. I figured a Rabbit would be a good choice as I would never get so attached to a Rabbit and have to experience the pain of loss again. I really was that messed up.

So I left the store with a bag of dog biscuits, a Rabbit and a Rabbit ‘starter kit’ which included a 4ft hutch, a bag of Rabbit muesli, a bag of wood shavings, a bag of hay and a water bottle. I had never had a Rabbit in my life, I had done no prior research, I was the typical irresponsible impulse buyer. I went back the next day and bought one more Rabbit ( Megan) as I felt sorry for Ellie being on her own in the kitchen overnight. I went back two days after that and there was just one Rabbit left. I felt so sorry for her so I bought her too, she was called Beatrice.

And so my Rabbit obsession began. And as for not getting attached to Rabbits, how I could have thought that I do not know.

Quite:lol:
 
Jane, you've got/had the same taste in watches as me :lol: Chloe and Rodney are some lovely bunnies :love: They suit each other very well!
 
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