Heeey from Scotland! :)

[Pauz]

Hey everyone!

My name's Pauz, i'm sixteen and I come from Scotland!

I have one rabbit, named Ginger and he is my first everrabbit who I got as company for my guinea pig,Speedy about ayear ago.We think that he's around three years old now.

Ginger isn't the world's friendliest rabbit, but he isn'ttoo bad. When I bought him,his old owner didn't pick him upor anything, soI just looked through the hutch wire and heseemed alright, although the ownersaid that he "grunts". Hetends topounceat people a lot, but since the oldownerhad two young children,Ithink thathe's just not used to human contact much, but he's improving and lovesnothing more than being given a hug or scratch behind the ears.

Apart from Ginger, I also have two budgies and a guinea pig!

And here are a couple of pictures of Ginger;

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/2093/ginger1zo7.png

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9536/ginger3nm0.png

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/8424/ginger2ye0.png



Pauz <3

 

[Weetwoo_89]

Welcome. This is a great forum. We are all madly addicted to our bunnies. There are some amazing ideas.

Hope to know you and your bunny more soon.
RaE

 

[HoneyPot]

WELCOME! Oh great anotherdutch!! I love dutch bunnies - lots of memebers on here areaddicted to dutch rabbits as well. Ginger is gorgeous.

Look forward to hearing more about him!

___________
Nadia

 

[2bunmom]

Hi, I love Ginger'scoloring. She is a very pretty girl. Welcome toRO. Beckie, Trouble and Trixie

 

[undergunfire]

Welcome to the forum, Pauz!:hello


Ginger is such a sweetie. I can't wait to read more about her in a bunny blog, pictures included:biggrin:.


I also have piggies. I just got two of them the other day. They aregreat little things:nod. Do you still keep Ginger and the piggietogether in the same cage?





- Amy (Mallory, Morgan, and Madilyn-Mae):hearts

 

[NZminilops]

Welcome to RO!

Very nice to meet you and Ginger! He's really handsome. I love hislittle moo-lap. Take no notice of the above members calling HIM a HER,but yes he does sort of look like a girl...you sure he isn't?

Michelle and the NZ crew.

 

[Michaela]

Welcome to the forum!!:welcome1

Aww what a cutie!:inlove:

Although it's commonly done, keeping GPs and Rabbits together isn'tsuch a good idea, there are a lot of risks - to the piggie inparticular.

I look forward to getting to know yourself and Ginger!:bunnydance:

Michaela, Ebony:bunny5, Pebble:anotherbun and Maddie:bunny16

 

[naturestee]

OMG a harlequin Dutch! :inlove:

 

[Pauz]

Aww! Thanks for the nice welcome!

I'm pretty sure that Ginger is a boy, since he wasadvertisedas a boy, but maybe I'll ask the vet to check nexttime I take him for a check-up!

Ginger and Speedy are usually kept apart, although they did have tostay together when we went on holiday for a few days, I don't keep themin the same hutch when they're at home... Ginger has quite a taste forpoor Speedy's ears! They're alright just sniffing through cage barsthough.

 

[naturestee]

With that dewlap, I'd be guessing that Ginger is a girl.

You can try to sex him/her yourself. Adult boys that aren'tneutered should have pretty obvious testicles, although when they'rescared they can draw them into the body. Here's some guidesto sexing rabbits:
http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=12064&forum_id=17