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Shiloh!!! :shock:

SHE IS GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!! OMG...If you don't get her...I WANT HER!!! Ok ok ok...back to reality I can't get her, so you HAVE to get her! I want to see pics and pics of her and Rory ALL of the time!!!
 
Thumpers_Mom wrote:
Shiloh!!! :shock:

SHE IS GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!! OMG...If you don't get her...I WANT HER!!! Ok ok ok...back to reality I can't get her, so you HAVE to get her! I want to see pics and pics of her and Rory ALL of the time!!!

Yeah... What she said! LOL. :p She needs a good home too. Lol. Just bugging. I can understand the feeling and I respect it. but seriously, that is the most adorable lop I have seen!
 
Hey mom, mom, MOM, MOOOOMMMMMM!!!! Where is Wasilla? Can I hop there? Can I get her? I have to have her!!!! Quick, before SnowyShiloh gets back from vacation. Wait! Is she back yet? I gotses to haves dat girl!!!! She's not the cutest lop ever (I am)...but...

Wouldn't we make a gorgeous couple? Whaddaya mean, "What about Emmaline?" Emmaline who? (hehe)

Pipkin

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Pipkin! Emmaline is a beautiful, wonderful girl, go hop back to her and don't be stealin' our bunny out from under us, that's already happened twice in the past week :D

Last night I dreamed about Rory and this bunny hopping around and playing together. And dancing. Dreams are weird. In the dream, her name was Liesel. Fits, doesn't it?
 
Liesel is a perfect (and beautiful name). Are you a Sound of Music fan by any chance?

Oh, and sorry about Pipkin, he just got carried away by her adorable looks. He's convinced that she has his temperament. (I can hold him any which way, too...and do anything to him...he is a MAJOR mama's boy!) Don't worry, I'll tell him that it's too far for him to hop.

Hope you are enjoying your trip and not missing Rory too much.

-Mary Ellen
 
Mary Ellen, I am SO tempted to e-mail the breeder and tell her we'll take her! Thumper's Mom and MsBinky are right, this girl needs a loving home too and she would certainly have one with us. Once I fall in love with her, my slight feelings of guilt will subside for sure.

My reasoning is this:

1) At this point, I just really want to know which bunny we're going to get and I know the breeder will hold her for us specifically and not give her away to someone else. My silly old heart is all sad over Jaime still, I was so sure she was the one for us and this certainly isn't the hugest tragedy ever, but it still makes me sad.

2) ALL the potential bunny friends for Rory live at least a 6 hour drive away (unless we were to go to Petco or something, which I don't think is going to happen)- this bunny does, all the bunnies in the two rescues I'm looking at do, if I were to adopt a bunny in Seattle and take her home.... making it very difficult for Rory to meet any bunny before we commit to adopting her.

3) None of these bunnies have been spayed yet! So they all have hormones running rampant, and who's to say that a bunny Rory likes now he won't like later, or more likely, a bunny that wants to kill Rory and vice versa might be his soulmate after she's been spayed.

4) Rory is an easy going dude. I mean, he's very active and playful and loves to run around, but I can tell he has a much less dominant personality than Cinnabun did. Aren't submissive bunnies easier to bond?

5) This bunny is sweet, litter box trained and likes other bunnies she's met. Seems like there'd be a good chance she'd like Rory, especially after her spay. She was also born at the breeder's home and comes from healthy stock- I want a bun that's going to be around for a long time!

I need to talk to Paul about getting her, I just wish I could shake these guilty feelings and know for sure that she and Rory will eventually love each other! I'm such a weenie, I've looked at lots of bunnies since Jaime and while they're all beautiful, none of them are jumping out at me.
 
I wouldn't think that her inability to have a litter would indicate health problems - but I could be wrong. I think it is possible that she just reabsorbs the litter or maybe she just didn't get pregnant.

She looks cute and she doesn't look like she minds people handling her - which is a good thing...

You might want to ask in the rabbitry area if other breeders would have concerns but I just suspect that she might not have really been bred or whatever.

Peg

P.S. Some does just don't seem to get pregnant no matter what I do - others are just fine...
 
SnowyShiloh wrote:
3) None of these bunnies have been spayed yet! So they all have hormones running rampant, and who's to say that a bunny Rory likes now he won't like later, or more likely, a bunny that wants to kill Rory and vice versa might be his soulmate after she's been spayed.

4) Rory is an easy going dude. I mean, he's very active and playful and loves to run around, but I can tell he has a much less dominant personality than Cinnabun did. Aren't submissive bunnies easier to bond?
In my experience, bonding a buck & a doe has been easiest. I've not been very successful with "same sex" bonding :biggrin2:. But my experience is limited to the 5 bunnies we've had in our household over the past 5 years.

I DO think that easy going bunnies seem quicker to bond. Our more submissive boys have been the perfect matches for our wild and wacky girls!

As long as you settle in your mind before you adopt that whatever the outcome of the bonding sessions this new little gal has found her forever home...I don't think you'll regret her...

~Mary Ellen
 
Mary Ellen, once we commit to a new bunny, she will definitely have a home with us forever. I'd just prefer if she and Rory eventually bond (it's okay if it takes a year, I just want it to happen!). Rory is accustomed to be out of his cage the entire time I'm at home, and if he didn't get along with the new girl, both of them would only get half the amount of out of cage time since they couldn't be out together. Our apartment is small and Rory really only has run of the living room and kitchen- I suppose I could have them out at the same time with one blocked in the kitchen and one the living room and switch them out every hour or so if it comes to that. I'm sure they'd be happier liking each other too since bunnies like friends.
 
I sure hope that whoever you choose for Rory that things work perfectly. Our household is a little crazy in that regard. When it comes to bunnies...Pipkin & Emmaline are inseperable. Gingivere has bitten both of them (to the point of stitches). But she LOVES to lay up against them through the cage bars (go figure!). So...I can never leave her out loose with them.

Then there's Captain Snow. He's our chosen mate for Gingi...and they do very well in play time together. Of course, I always supervise them because of Gingi's biting history. So far they have been fine then....but the Captain is a bit persnickety about his cage (a bit cage aggressive, actually). When I tried to house them together he, not she, was the angry one. So...they can be out together but not housed together.

Add to that the fact that Pipkin HATES Captain Snow. My docile, mama's boy, loving Pipkin! He bit Snow through the cage and drew blood...close to stitches. Ugh! So...when either couple is out together I have to make certain they cannot get near the cage of the other couple.

Oh...and we have a rescued stray kitty (she's lived here 2 years) who is aggressively violent towards our other cats. So she has to be housed apart from the other 9 cats. She's okay with bunnies, but I don't usually leave her unsupervised with any that are loose.

It's quite interesting trying to manage my time to make certain that I'm spending time with each "subgroup." Keeps me on my toes. But I wouldn't trade any one of them for anything.
 
:shock:Mary Ellen! I'm exhausted just reading that! WOW! My hats off to you. My two bunnies and hamster are more than enough for me.

*jackie
 
Thumpers_Mom wrote:
:shock:Mary Ellen! I'm exhausted just reading that! WOW! My hats off to you. My two bunnies and hamster are more than enough for me.

*jackie
Yeah, it's kind of funny. We went for years with 10 cats...then added 2 bunnies...no problems. No real fights. No hatred (for about 7 years). Since then we've had 2 aggressive cats who couldn't be with ANYONE else, and 4 major bunny injuries due to bites. I can't chalk it up to the number of pets. Guess it's just the personality mix. Since Nora, our wacko attack cat, is only about 3-4...we could be dealing with our own brand of "separation anxiety" (lol) for many years to come. Guess we could rehome her...but we love her soooooo much! And of course we're simply the best home she could ever have (said modestly and in all humility...hehe).
 




is this the one you was talking about? I'm being lazy about reading everything at the moment, haha. I'll read it all later.

She is the cutest thing everrrrrrr! omg I hope you can get her if she is it. But this sucks..it'll be hard to bunnynap from here...
 
XxMontanaxX wrote:




is this the one you was talking about? I'm being lazy about reading everything at the moment, haha. I'll read it all later.

She is the cutest thing everrrrrrr! omg I hope you can get her if she is it. But this sucks..it'll be hard to bunnynap from here...

Hard to bunnynap? Are you kidding? I'm in PA; you're in WV. I pick you up on the way. I've got a sister-in-law in Ketchikan, AK. We "cover" our bunnynapping conspiracy with an alibi of visiting her there. Then it's just a hop, skip, & jump to Fairbanks (okay...a BIIIIIIIG jump...but we're up for it, right?). We lure her (the bunny...not Snowy Shiloh)out using one of our adorable bunny disguises :bunnysuit:and drive home. Sound like a plan to you?
 
Bunnicula wrote:
XxMontanaxX wrote:
is this the one you was talking about? I'm being lazy about reading everything at the moment, haha. I'll read it all later.

She is the cutest thing everrrrrrr! omg I hope you can get her if she is it. But this sucks..it'll be hard to bunnynap from here...

Hard to bunnynap? Are you kidding? I'm in PA; you're in WV. I pick you up on the way. I've got a sister-in-law in Ketchikan, AK. We "cover" our bunnynapping conspiracy with an alibi of visiting her there. Then it's just a hop, skip, & jump to Fairbanks (okay...a BIIIIIIIG jump...but we're up for it, right?). We lure her (the bunny...not Snowy Shiloh)out using one of our adorable bunny disguises :bunnysuit:and drive home. Sound like a plan to you?
:thumbup
 
Lookit! I found this little girl on Craigslist, she's just a couple minutes away from where my mom lives! I e-mailed the poster for more info. I think I have time to get her to the vet for her health certificate and buy her a "seat" (aka under the seat in front of me) for the flight back to Fairbanks next week!

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/pet/525534619.html
 
SnowyShiloh wrote:
The policy at this shelter is a "first come, first served" one. That's why Jaime was allowed to be adopted by the other people, even if the lady wanted to hold her for me. She said that if Jaime is returned, it will still be a first come thing so we'd better get down there right away to claim her if that happens! This policy does not seem to be pet friendly to me :(

Honestly, you may be suprised at just how "pet friendly" that policy can be.

The sooner one animal can be placed, the sooner another animal can go up for adoption.

Many animals are euthanized due to lack of space alone and at times only hours, rather than days, can mean a difference between life and death for an animal a facility has no room to offer.
 
Okies... That's perfect... you get her... and send me the other one because I am in love with that cute face of hers!!!!

Ok but seriously, she's adorable and if you think it'd work out for all of you then why not?
 
Hey Shiloh, I've been thinking about you...and your quest for a bunner! She is a cutie...:DAny ideas for names yet?

But...ummm, what happened to the pretty pearl one? :inlove:I still wants her!


 

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