I've Been Chinned. Or Tagged... Lol

[GinChinSing]

Hare, my Himalayan, absolutely loves chasing after me when I'm working in the animal room and she is out of the cage. Every so often, usually when I am not looking, she runs up behind me and chins my legs or feet. Then off she goes! Usually she is gone before I can even turn around. I can't decide if she's playing tag or just thinks I need to be chinned more often then most other objects. :biggrin2:

 

[gmas rabbit]

She loves you and is just letting the world know that you are hers. Enjoy it. lol

 

[GinChinSing]

I am glad that I got her. She is such a sweetie. I can't believe that no one wanted her because of her pretty ruby eyes. I'm making a light box after I decide on dinner (and maybe even make it). Then I'm going to try my hand at getting really nice pictures of everyone.

I also noticed something else about Jumper, who is one of the males. When something really scares him, like one of the cats somersaulting out of his way, he will run right into me for protection. I'll pick him up and he will climb right into my hair. It's a bit funny because the cats are terrified of him!

I never thought I would like rabbits more than I liked guinea pigs, but I do! Maybe I just got a trio of really good examples? Lol

 

[ldoerr]

It sounds like they really like you and trust you. I would love to see pictures of them.

 

[GinChinSing]

My camera had to go to the repair shop. It finally stopped working. I could do some iPhone photos though. I'll do that here soon and post a new thread for you.

 

[BunnyLove89]

Weston likes to routinely chin my foot, one of his boxes, and one of my cats. :rollseyes

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Just saying, "MINE!"