Hazel
Well-Known Member
So when I read TinysMom's post about blogging and pictures, I knew she was right. So I decided it was time for me to start a bunny blog for my bunnies.
I'm not sure exactly how to go about this, so I guess I'll start with descriptions.
That's young Flopsy. I had been thinking about getting a dog for awhile because my family has always had animals and being at college made me miss my family dogs:
Emma and Nelly (they're goldendoodles, )
The only problem with a dog would be it would have to be small and I knew dog vet bills could really add up and dog food wasn't exactly cheap. So I started looking around for another pet. My boyfriend Ryan:
sent me this picture:
with the caption: "Bunnies are sooo cute!"
So I started looking into rabbits. I didn't think I'd be interested since I had many of the misconceptions most people have that rabbit lives for 3 years in a cage, you feed it and hold it sometimes, and then it dies. I knew I didn't want something like that. But much to my suprise when I started researching, I discovered they are very unique animals who interact and play with you and who have strong personalities. Then I learned they could be litter box trained! That's when I decided I wanted a rabbit and began researching them. I actually talked to Ivory on facebook about rabbits when I was researching them because we were in a group together and I noticed her picture was a rabbit!
I learned a lot on the internet and decided to go for it. Unfortunately(kind of) I did not have this website or another website, so I went to the pet store to find my rabbit. I walked in and saw Flopsy*why it's only kind of, I regret not adopting, but I love Flopsy so much). I didn't even check to see what the other bunnies looked like, I knew Flopsy was mine. She looked like a little wild bunny and was so cute. She did this thing, which she still does, where she spreads her legs out while you're holding her, kind of like she's hugging you.
So Flopsy joined the family. That's when I bought "Rabbits for dummies" and started doing more research. I realized there were SOOOOO many differring opinions on rabbits. I also discovered I should get Flopsy spayed. That's when I started researching vets.
While reading something online one day, I came across a picture of 5 bunnies all curled together. It was sooo cute. I started reading about bonding and how most rabbits enjoy company. I worried about Flopsy because she was couped up in her cage during the day and she did get time out, but I worried about her being loney.
So I called the pet store(I know, I know >.< and found out when bunnies were coming in again, that Thursday. So on Thursday I told Ryan we needed hay for Flopsy and dragged him out to the pet store. Now I'm sure many of you have seen what Ryan calls the Super Pets bunny, the rabbit on a lot of the produts who is brown with a white nose and the white goes up their face a little. Well when we walked into the store, there were about 8 rabbits who had come in. They were all adorable. Ryan lifted up the igloo, and low and behold, there was the super pet bunny, except in grey! It was love at first site for him, and he knew we had to have her. She came home and we bagan the bonding process.
I'm not sure exactly how to go about this, so I guess I'll start with descriptions.
That's young Flopsy. I had been thinking about getting a dog for awhile because my family has always had animals and being at college made me miss my family dogs:
Emma and Nelly (they're goldendoodles, )
The only problem with a dog would be it would have to be small and I knew dog vet bills could really add up and dog food wasn't exactly cheap. So I started looking around for another pet. My boyfriend Ryan:
sent me this picture:
with the caption: "Bunnies are sooo cute!"
So I started looking into rabbits. I didn't think I'd be interested since I had many of the misconceptions most people have that rabbit lives for 3 years in a cage, you feed it and hold it sometimes, and then it dies. I knew I didn't want something like that. But much to my suprise when I started researching, I discovered they are very unique animals who interact and play with you and who have strong personalities. Then I learned they could be litter box trained! That's when I decided I wanted a rabbit and began researching them. I actually talked to Ivory on facebook about rabbits when I was researching them because we were in a group together and I noticed her picture was a rabbit!
I learned a lot on the internet and decided to go for it. Unfortunately(kind of) I did not have this website or another website, so I went to the pet store to find my rabbit. I walked in and saw Flopsy*why it's only kind of, I regret not adopting, but I love Flopsy so much). I didn't even check to see what the other bunnies looked like, I knew Flopsy was mine. She looked like a little wild bunny and was so cute. She did this thing, which she still does, where she spreads her legs out while you're holding her, kind of like she's hugging you.
So Flopsy joined the family. That's when I bought "Rabbits for dummies" and started doing more research. I realized there were SOOOOO many differring opinions on rabbits. I also discovered I should get Flopsy spayed. That's when I started researching vets.
While reading something online one day, I came across a picture of 5 bunnies all curled together. It was sooo cute. I started reading about bonding and how most rabbits enjoy company. I worried about Flopsy because she was couped up in her cage during the day and she did get time out, but I worried about her being loney.
So I called the pet store(I know, I know >.< and found out when bunnies were coming in again, that Thursday. So on Thursday I told Ryan we needed hay for Flopsy and dragged him out to the pet store. Now I'm sure many of you have seen what Ryan calls the Super Pets bunny, the rabbit on a lot of the produts who is brown with a white nose and the white goes up their face a little. Well when we walked into the store, there were about 8 rabbits who had come in. They were all adorable. Ryan lifted up the igloo, and low and behold, there was the super pet bunny, except in grey! It was love at first site for him, and he knew we had to have her. She came home and we bagan the bonding process.