My sibling was not impressed with my rabbits. But my rabbits were also not impressed with my sibling.
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My sibling was not impressed with my rabbits. But my rabbits were also not impressed with my sibling.

My sibling claims my rabbits are "boring". I pointed out that they are prey animals who spent a good amount of time in a hutch in the shelter. My sibling said "yeah but they're still boring". 🙄

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 4 days ago
▲ 103 r/Dewlap

Cleft dewlap?

Is it some sort of breed feature? (She's a lionhead). Is it a weird molting pattern? Did she maybe pull fur out of it? I'm not super concerned right now but I want to know if anyone has seen something like that before.

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 16 days ago
▲ 255 r/Rabbits

Somebody's starting to feel more safe 🥹

They always have to be touching each other

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 17 days ago
▲ 518 r/Rabbits

TASTY HAY!!!

I am well aware that the white one (Ruby) has urine stains in her fur. When I am allowed to touch them I will work on getting them out. They just came from the shelter on September 19th and do not trust me enough to let me touch them yet.

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 17 days ago

Just discovered this subreddit. Here is a picture of my late bun Camille. She was a circle with ears. 🥲

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 1 month ago

I will always miss my late bun Camille, but I have been thinking about adopting another rabbit (or two) eventually and I decided to make this.

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 2 months ago

Do I need to trim the brown stems? All the other vines with plantlings are green. If I trim the brown stuff, can I stick the offsprings in water until they root?

u/ShotMammoth8266 — 3 months ago