joey&boo
Wise Old Thumper
Joey - you were a bad dog, a good boy & a proper rabbit (April 2011- January 2022)
Joey very much liked his collection of special needs wives, Noodle, Boo & Mouse. Joey liked outside, snicketing, surveying his kingdom, refusing to come in: saying he would then binkying away from the door. In Trawden, Joey liked his bunny bothy, herb garden & a good dig in the bark or flowerbeds. Joey liked open doors and free ranging, he liked to run circuits of the room buzzing as he went & he liked foreplay with his Boobly Bear. He liked to sploof & he liked to sphinx. Joey liked to run away with food as much as he liked to eat it. He liked his hay, he liked his forage feasts and he liked to send me on missions for his favourite hogweed, apple twigs & rosehips. Joey liked herbalism, he liked that he felt strong & he liked that he never had antibiotics. Joey liked being sensible & cautious.
Joey liked to chew some stuff, he liked remodelling walls & door of the grade 2 listed house we rented in Wycoller, he liked to chew his Joey emblem on to our clothes & get 4am snacks by gnawing at the bed.
Joey liked being King of the warren. Joey like head strokes, circular massages, gentle chats & pedicures.
Joey liked us too, not all the time, but enough.
Of course he didn't like everything. Joey didn't like noise, especially that caused by sellotape, banging & dog woofs. Joey didn't like cats & he didn't like Rudey. Joey didn't like my singing Joey / Jolene to him. Joey didn't like to travel. Joey also didn't like the nasty tumour on his foot that took him.
I hope you had a good and happy life with us Joey. I hope we left you with dignity & I hope we didn't take you too soon. You will always be in my thoughts Joey & I'll love you forever.
Sleep tight my beautiful & gentle boy
I always thought you'd live forever but I am so grateful for 10 years filled with awe & laughter.
Joey very much liked his collection of special needs wives, Noodle, Boo & Mouse. Joey liked outside, snicketing, surveying his kingdom, refusing to come in: saying he would then binkying away from the door. In Trawden, Joey liked his bunny bothy, herb garden & a good dig in the bark or flowerbeds. Joey liked open doors and free ranging, he liked to run circuits of the room buzzing as he went & he liked foreplay with his Boobly Bear. He liked to sploof & he liked to sphinx. Joey liked to run away with food as much as he liked to eat it. He liked his hay, he liked his forage feasts and he liked to send me on missions for his favourite hogweed, apple twigs & rosehips. Joey liked herbalism, he liked that he felt strong & he liked that he never had antibiotics. Joey liked being sensible & cautious.
Joey liked to chew some stuff, he liked remodelling walls & door of the grade 2 listed house we rented in Wycoller, he liked to chew his Joey emblem on to our clothes & get 4am snacks by gnawing at the bed.
Joey liked being King of the warren. Joey like head strokes, circular massages, gentle chats & pedicures.
Joey liked us too, not all the time, but enough.
Of course he didn't like everything. Joey didn't like noise, especially that caused by sellotape, banging & dog woofs. Joey didn't like cats & he didn't like Rudey. Joey didn't like my singing Joey / Jolene to him. Joey didn't like to travel. Joey also didn't like the nasty tumour on his foot that took him.
I hope you had a good and happy life with us Joey. I hope we left you with dignity & I hope we didn't take you too soon. You will always be in my thoughts Joey & I'll love you forever.
Sleep tight my beautiful & gentle boy
I always thought you'd live forever but I am so grateful for 10 years filled with awe & laughter.
