Hi, I'm new here (pictures)

[pam111]

I just recently got rabbits again. I raised rabbits from when I was 4-18, but didn't have any while I was in college. I am in law school now and recently got a 7 month old Angora doe. I named her Sid. Then I got a 3.5 month old mini rex doe. I named her Page.

Here are some pictures.

Sid:

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With my cat Gilmour. The cats love to go in the bunny cages and they get along great with the bunnies.

Well, these pictures are pretty big. I'll make a new thread with pictures of Page

 

[maomaochiu]

cute cute cute:bunnydance:

 

[cheryl]

:wave:Hiya Pam111,and welcome

Your bunnies are so cute,cannot wait to see more pictures,you can make a bunny blog with all your pictures and stories all in one thread,and post it in the bunny blog section



cheryl

 

[queenadreena]

Woah, so fluffy!! Don't angora's need to be sheared every three months? I think my cat would be scared of her (she's even scared of my two little dwarf lops!)

 

[pam111]

I don't think they have to be sheared. I have cut most of her fur off now, though, because she was matted when I got her. She does get LOTS of fur all over the house and needs to be brushed all the time.

 

[bunnydude]

A warm welcome to you and your rabbits!

 

[Runestonez]

Hello and welcome to the forum!!! Such cutie bunns!!!

 

[pam111]

Thank you everyone for the welcome.

 

[Jess_sully]

OMG, I can't get enough of that angora. I'm assuming you're keeping the fur short? They look like gigantic poof-balls with long long fur

 

[heavenlyshelties]

SOOO CUTE!!! :brown-bunny:heart:

 

[pam111]

I am attempting to get all of the fur short for now because she had some matting, and she doesn;t like to be picked up to be groomed. It's taking a long time, though, to get her totally cut since I just do a little at a time before she wants to get down. Once I get it all cut and mat free, I will let it grow back in since I will be able to brush her prevent mats.