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Yes they do still seem quite happy even when In the cage. They got a view and natural sunlight along with a hutch to sleep in. And Of course they are very well fedRemember where they were living before you rescued them? They are now living in the lap of bunny luxury, thanks to you
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she is such a snob now though - if she sees anyone that isn't me, she hides. I walk in, and she's all over me like a golden retriever, and talking her head off
I love coming home and being greeted like this
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Those ears are just way too cute
These buns look forward to me feeding them daily
I go to a bunch of brush and call bunnies!! Come get lunch!
They all come out all happy to get food from me
I go to a bunch of brush and call bunnies!! Come get lunch!
They all come out all happy to get food from me
I know so cute. I love coming home to my bunny family. The video is so sweet too shows them all trying to get their share and pushing their way in haha.
OMgosh Junior is the cutest! Look how Stevie goes over and goes "lemme see what you are eating'
Made my day and thanks for posting this!
Made my day and thanks for posting this!
She’s smart I think she only started doing this after the first little one died.
I’m thinking it did have something to do with the baby eating those rich foods with the parents
I have a feeling that close up at the end she’s telling me no dad don’t give that to him yet!
Lovely videos. Junior is disgustingly cute at the beginning of the first one, sitting up as s/he chomps the blade of grass.
My theory about the first baby is that it left the nest early because, as the runt, it was having a hard time getting enough milk. It was too young for grownup food, though, so, while it began getting enough calories, its digestive system wasn't mature enough to deal with them properly. I think it's entirely possible that, even if you only given it unchallenging food, it would have died because it just wasn't developed enough to transition to solids. In other words, it would have died no matter what, and you shouldn't blame yourself, @Ricky Vapes.
My theory about the first baby is that it left the nest early because, as the runt, it was having a hard time getting enough milk. It was too young for grownup food, though, so, while it began getting enough calories, its digestive system wasn't mature enough to deal with them properly. I think it's entirely possible that, even if you only given it unchallenging food, it would have died because it just wasn't developed enough to transition to solids. In other words, it would have died no matter what, and you shouldn't blame yourself, @Ricky Vapes.
Yea? Mabye not sure how to get people to come watch or if I have the time.
I was never meant for showbiz but I guess my bunnies are all stars.
How does that work though just keep posting these videos?
Thanks Zazie the only person who ever blamed me for baby bunny deaths was that awful woman who owned that pet store making it seem like I was doing something bad by keeping the bunnies.
My mom recently went in there looking for her to ream her out but got the manager instead. She went off to her about how these babies are the cutest things ever but they won’t ever see any business from us and my son and dog arnt allowed to step foot in this store because of that awful woman!
But embarrassing yes lol but I’d do the same if I had kids.
Well I do I guess I’m a grandpa
Anybody talks bad about them well screw em.
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