Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[R2elk]

How the heck am I supposed to tell the dummies apart?

If they were side by side I couldn't tell them apart. One lives under the tack shed until a cat eats it and one lives under the entry door . It appears that they are sibliings. When momma checked on them the other day, she checked on the one under the tack shed before she checked on the one under the door.

So far I have only gotten one picture of the one from the tack shed. The one that lives under the entry door will let me video it multiple times every day.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

If they were side by side I couldn't tell them apart. One lives under the tack shed until a cat eats it and one lives under the entry door . It appears that they are sibliings. When momma checked on them the other day, she checked on the one under the tack shed before she checked on the one under the door.

So far I have only gotten one picture of the one from the tack shed. The one that lives under the entry door will let me video it multiple times every day.
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He needs a bandanna. Or at least a colourful collar.

 

[R2elk]

He needs a bandanna. Or at least a colourful collar.

Sure, when are you going to do that with your wild bunnies?

 

[EmmaRainboe]

I think ours is around $4.30 or so.

It's over $5 I think here. The cheapest place is on the Native American reserve, it's only at $4.99

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Sure, when are you going to do that with your wild bunnies?

Mine don't let me take their picture every day. Yours (at least Tackers) are much more ready to be domesticated.

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Mine don't let me take their picture every day. Yours (at least Tackers) are much more ready to be domesticated.

Or was that the other one who is semi domesticated? Agh! Can't keep them straight.

 

[Kiki]

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[R2elk]

Mine don't let me take their picture every day. Yours (at least Tackers) are much more ready to be domesticated.

The ones here that manage to survive for 2 years are really lucky.

The one that lives under the tack room normally takes off as soon as it sees me.

The one that lives under the door will act startled when it hears me and quickly calms down and returns to eating as soon as it knows it is me.

Neither one is ever likely to get as comfortable as the one I was feeding during a bad winter that would run up behind me and bump the back of my calf before taking off.

 

[R2elk]

 

[R2elk]

Dumb bunny