- Apr 15, 2011
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Ended up with an unexpected birthday present. I had been pining over a beautiful and sweet neutered blue buck at the local shelter. He was still there two weeks later, and my husband said, "go ask about him up front". I didn't know what he meant until he asked for the adoption papers.
This guy is grossly overweight (he has fat wrinkles around his ankles and a little dewlap looking double chin going..ribs are non-existent), so it's diet time for him. He has the most beautiful light grey eyes I've ever seen (didn't show up too well in the photos), which instantly made me think New Zealand because of the distinctive look of the eye for that breed...but he has ears that flop? I'd say he'd be about 7-8 pounds if at a healthy weight, but I'm not sure. He goes limp when you hold or scratch him, and will nip you if you stop before he's ready (will have to train that one out...). He's super docile, and a total lap bunny though, and is obviously used to being handled and picked up. He came litterbox trained, which is awesome. Actually held it while we set his crate up, and then ran to the litter box to use it. He has a tattoo in his left ear, looks like a 2 or a Z, but it isn't the easiest to see. What say the bunny experts?
PS. Mix is fine with me. That's what I assumed he was til we got him home and saw the ear tattoo. Just curious.
This guy is grossly overweight (he has fat wrinkles around his ankles and a little dewlap looking double chin going..ribs are non-existent), so it's diet time for him. He has the most beautiful light grey eyes I've ever seen (didn't show up too well in the photos), which instantly made me think New Zealand because of the distinctive look of the eye for that breed...but he has ears that flop? I'd say he'd be about 7-8 pounds if at a healthy weight, but I'm not sure. He goes limp when you hold or scratch him, and will nip you if you stop before he's ready (will have to train that one out...). He's super docile, and a total lap bunny though, and is obviously used to being handled and picked up. He came litterbox trained, which is awesome. Actually held it while we set his crate up, and then ran to the litter box to use it. He has a tattoo in his left ear, looks like a 2 or a Z, but it isn't the easiest to see. What say the bunny experts?
PS. Mix is fine with me. That's what I assumed he was til we got him home and saw the ear tattoo. Just curious.
