Nelson_is_mine
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While rabbits are ground dwellers, they do like to get higher to survery the area. It's not unusual at all. Nelson likes to climb on top of his toy boxes and look around.
Cuddles The Lion-head
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TinysMom
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It is definitely NOT unusual for lionheads to climb. When she was young - my blue tort doe Titania, climbed onto the table and shredded the mortgage bill (or partly shredded it).
It wasn't funny....
:shock:
It wasn't funny....
:shock:
beccashell
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Hi all,
I guessI'm going to take over Shellys little blog .
I have always loved dogs and horsesmore than any other, BUT rabbits have stolen my heart!!
I never realised how smart and loving they were, Cuddles has become my little buddy while the family is at school and work. Since he lives in my sewing room, ( the mean ol' cat thinks he make a good dinner) he get out of his cage all day, and a good part of the evenings to. He come climb up on the table where i sit and sew just to get to my lap, then he stretches out and goes to sleep right there ( theLOOK i get if i try and get up and put him down) As soon as we are in our own houseI'm going to apply to become a bunny foster parent.
Becca
I guessI'm going to take over Shellys little blog .
I have always loved dogs and horsesmore than any other, BUT rabbits have stolen my heart!!
I never realised how smart and loving they were, Cuddles has become my little buddy while the family is at school and work. Since he lives in my sewing room, ( the mean ol' cat thinks he make a good dinner) he get out of his cage all day, and a good part of the evenings to. He come climb up on the table where i sit and sew just to get to my lap, then he stretches out and goes to sleep right there ( theLOOK i get if i try and get up and put him down) As soon as we are in our own houseI'm going to apply to become a bunny foster parent.
Becca
