u/Positive-Hamster2357 — reddlx

It would be taking place where the writing is currently ended, and this is partially to help me continue writing the story without just making it up as I go and get an actual structure to it.

Thank you! :3

u/Positive-Hamster2357 — 19 days ago

▲ 5 r/greatdanes

No one told me this sweet, beautiful turd would be smacking me anytime I stop petting her for even a second

She smacked me as I was typing this, meanwhile the blurry blob in the first picture was yelling at me and her. (Last three pictures are from the day I got her, she rarely wears the choke collar anymore)

u/Positive-Hamster2357 — 26 days ago

▲ 5 r/Bunnies

Important question because I'm overthinking it

So, I posted earlier to show my buns in their lil tent thingy to ask about something unrelated, aaand after doing some reading and such, I was hoping for some advice on what to do in my situation.

To start this off, I am in my mid-teens, they are my rabbits, but my parents pay for most of their stuff, and I have two dogs and two cats, and the cats free roam along with one dog who mostly free roams the basement downstairs with me, while the other is in a cage a bit because he has food aggression issues sometimes.

Our three buns, Stew, Kimahri, and Jay, are all male and they all share a large cage together with a metal crate-esque topping and plastic pan looking bottom. Due to Kimahri being a lion head, we use a blanket as their bedding otherwise it can mess up his hair, and this cage has a build in panel they use as their hide and where we put their food. They have a ball that we fill with hay and it hangs down above that panel, and on the opposite side of the cage we have their litterbox with a little hay dispenser looking thing.

My issue is, after reading, I'm concerned that we aren't doing enough for them. I absolutely adore our buns, and I'm trying to get the two big boys used to me and stop being as scared, but I obviously don't always have the chance to with the other pets and just general things I have to do, or even just demotivation or distractions. I have a pretty easy time with bringing Stew out to play because he's better adjusted, he likes pets and he's starting to show his attitude (yay).

I usually bring them out to hang out with after hanging out with Stew, or while cleaning their cage and when putting them in their play-pen (my younger siblings tend to sit with them, if not me and my mom so we can groom Kimahri and cut their nails).

I also feel like they aren't given enough room to roam, then again, with the other pets, it's hard to give them room too. I'd LOVE to let them roam downstairs with me, but aside from my room the basement is basically all boxes and random stuff, along with out massive old furnace.

I am trying to earn money from commissions and clean up my room to bunny proof it, that way I can bring them down here with me and hopefully let them get a better life, but with the sheer amount of motivation issues and other mental health issues, and the lack of people commissioning me (I don't like making my parents spend money on me, I always feel guilty after like 10 minutes), that's a pretty hard goal for me.

I am begging for achievable advice of some kind, I know we don't have the ideal living standards for bunnies, but I love them and we're doing our best, please avoid being rude about anything, I'm typing this at like 3 a.m. because it's summer break and I can't freaking sleep

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u/Positive-Hamster2357 — 1 month ago

▲ 120 r/Bunnies

Hello!!

So, I'm coming here to be sure of whether or not I should be concerned or happy.

The black bunny (Stew) in this picture, my sweet chaos orb of fury, is digging in this lil tent thing we have for them to sit in while I clean their cage, and at one point, after I added some food for them (they usually have toys but we need to buy more) he dug in a corner, and then rolled over for a moment or two, then got back up and kept roaming and digging. I couldn't tell from his body language if it was a sign of him being happy or panicked, but given it was a random switch over (they go in it every Wednesday and occasionally other times because trash night and socializing) and it doesn't really have much stimulation in it aside from the hay for food and a little extra digging stimulation, I'm assuming it was panic and not joy.

Figured I'd ask people who are more well rounded in bunny activity than me.

For anyone wondering about the other two, they're still pretty flinchy and scared of me, as well as the others in my household, they need better socialization, but they're pretty well adjusted to their environment and each other as we got them all together.

u/Positive-Hamster2357 — 1 month ago

▲ 1 r/FortniteBrGifting2025

I NEED more doggos plsplspls !!!

I desperately require more doggo sidekicks, and Miso would match so well with one of my favorite skins too I'm begging someone to gift the pupper to me !!!!

I only have 350 I can't get it myself 😞😞

u/Positive-Hamster2357 — 1 month ago

▲ 3 r/RobloxCommissions