Angeline: the Bad Bun Chronicles

[Isadora]

She's 4lb 13oz

 

[KingD]

She has unlimited hay, but she hasn't eaten that much of it.

Neither would I.

She will, it's definitely not their favourite food but if there's nothing else, they'll eat it.

 

[Isadora]

Neither would I.

But you're not a rabbit, goof!

 

[KingD]

But you're not a rabbit, goof!

Oh yeah

 

[JustBabyMargo]

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You win, @Kiki. Her name is Angeline

Perfect name!!

 

[KingD]

Are you going to call your rabbit "Angel" for short?

 

[Isadora]

Are you going to call your rabbit "Angel" for short?

As long as she's not naughty!

 

[KingD]

As long as she's not naughty!

She will be. All rabbits are.
You wait till she bites you, and scratches you...And when they get a taste for blood they turn into 4 legged pirhannas. You'll be calling her a devil. Wait, I just realized that "devil" spells "lived" backwards. Huh that's weird.
No, no she'll be just fine.


My breeding male is pretty wild. I have a permanent selection of wounds on my arm from him. Trophies.

 

[Everose]

She's 4lb 13oz

That's too small. I rationed pellets too until my juniors were sent away from the show table for being underweight. That was in my first year of breeding rexes for pets and exhibition, my last four years of breeding I gave them as much pellets as they wanted and I got ribbons because of it.

She is not a tiny fancy breed she is a fast growing meat type rabbit, their bodies need lots of food to keep up. I know you don't plan on eating her but being big is natural for her breed. She needs to have as much food as her body wants, when she is full grown you can cut back on pellets since rabbits benefit from a mostly hay diet.

 

[Isadora]

That's too small. I rationed pellets too until my juniors were sent away from the show table for being underweight. That was in my first year of breeding rexes for pets and exhibition, my last four years of breeding I gave them as much pellets as they wanted and I got ribbons because of it.
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She is not a tiny fancy breed she is a fast growing meat type rabbit, their bodies need lots of food to keep up. I know you don't plan on eating her but being big is natural for her breed. She needs to have as much food as her body wants, when she is full grown you can cut back on pellets since rabbits benefit from a mostly hay diet.

More food it is, then!