Rosalie
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my bunny is super hyper unless he can lay on my chest then he chews on my shirt, grunts, and sleeps lol silly bunny
critiques plz
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Blaze_Amita
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Rosalie wrote:
This is more of what you are looking for- pose wise. THe camera here is focused on the white behind him, but it's enough for critique-ing.
Personally, I do not like the crown. I'm used to it being a tad more forward and on top of his head, but it's certainly not shabby- both of my bucks match this for crown. Ears look awesome, nice, wide, and not over length. How is the thickness of the ears? You want a well furred ear. that you can't tell from the picture. His coat looks rough, might want to wait until he blows his coat before showing him again.
This is more of what you are looking for- pose wise. THe camera here is focused on the white behind him, but it's enough for critique-ing.
Personally, I do not like the crown. I'm used to it being a tad more forward and on top of his head, but it's certainly not shabby- both of my bucks match this for crown. Ears look awesome, nice, wide, and not over length. How is the thickness of the ears? You want a well furred ear. that you can't tell from the picture. His coat looks rough, might want to wait until he blows his coat before showing him again.
Rosalie
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I've never showed him or any rabbit but the lady who had him beforeme did and he has 2 legs
Rosalie
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also his hair is a bit rough from me trying to pose him and take a pic at the same time lol he is a hyper lil boy
joannr24
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Hi, I just bought two french lops and cant post this as a new topic. The breeder was very shady and it really became a rescue operation for me. i noticed on each bunny one ear is completely lying on the other side of their head. These bunnies are only five weeks old. Is this a slipped crown, a medical condition or will it remedy itself?
joannr24
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I uploaded the picture to my gallery. I can't figure out how to upload pictures on posts in this forum.
BlueCamasRabbitry
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joannr24 wrote:
If you upload the photos to Photobucket and copy the link, then the pic will show up. As far as posting a new thread, the button, I believe, is either in the top right or left corner when you're in a message board.
Can you elaborate further on what you mean by the ear lying on the other side? Some ears will flop over to the other side in lops and that's just how they are carried. Far from abuse. ;) Did you make the breeder let you take the kits at 5 weeks since you thought you were rescuing them, or did she sell them at that age?
Emily
If you upload the photos to Photobucket and copy the link, then the pic will show up. As far as posting a new thread, the button, I believe, is either in the top right or left corner when you're in a message board.
Can you elaborate further on what you mean by the ear lying on the other side? Some ears will flop over to the other side in lops and that's just how they are carried. Far from abuse. ;) Did you make the breeder let you take the kits at 5 weeks since you thought you were rescuing them, or did she sell them at that age?
Emily
joannr24
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Hi
I don't have photobucket. Thanks for the tip though. I'll look into it. The photo is in my gallery. If you look at the bunnies from the right you see one normal ear and then the left ear folded over to the right side.
He was selling them at 32 days.
No the ear is not abuse but filthy water, moldy several day old veggies, four huge roosters living in a dirt lot with them and discussing how his dog just ate one of his momma rabbits is
I don't have photobucket. Thanks for the tip though. I'll look into it. The photo is in my gallery. If you look at the bunnies from the right you see one normal ear and then the left ear folded over to the right side.
He was selling them at 32 days.
No the ear is not abuse but filthy water, moldy several day old veggies, four huge roosters living in a dirt lot with them and discussing how his dog just ate one of his momma rabbits is
BlueCamasRabbitry
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joannr24 wrote:
The gallery is public to everyone who uploads a photo - you don't have your own, therefore we'd have to search to find it. A photobucket account is free to get though.
From the way you describe the ears, it sounds just like they're laid over/flopped over the bunnies' head, but pictures will be helpful to prove exactly what it could be.
That breeder doesn't sound good at all.
Emily
Hi
I don't have photobucket. Thanks for the tip though. I'll look into it. The photo is in my gallery. If you look at the bunnies from the right you see one normal ear and then the left ear folded over to the right side.
He was selling them at 32 days.
No the ear is not abuse but filthy water, moldy several day old veggies, four huge roosters living in a dirt lot with them and discussing how his dog just ate one of his momma rabbits is
The gallery is public to everyone who uploads a photo - you don't have your own, therefore we'd have to search to find it.
A photobucket account is free to get though. From the way you describe the ears, it sounds just like they're laid over/flopped over the bunnies' head, but pictures will be helpful to prove exactly what it could be.
That breeder doesn't sound good at all.
Emily
BlueCamasRabbitry
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http://rabbitsonline.net/gallery/16166/16166_042116_230000000.jpg
Kay, I found the photo.
Yes, what your seeing is perfectly normal. Their ears are just flopping over the sides of their heads. They're young so they are still learning how to control their ears. Are they always like that?
Emily
Kay, I found the photo.
Yes, what your seeing is perfectly normal. Their ears are just flopping over the sides of their heads. They're young so they are still learning how to control their ears. Are they always like that?
Emily
joannr24
New Member
Hi Emily
Thank you for your response. Yes so far they are always like that.
Thank you for your response. Yes so far they are always like that.
