Luluznewz
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I decided to finally start a blog! I didnt really think my day to day interactions with just Lulu were really noteworthy enough to write about on a regular basis. There are only so many times I could write about snuggling while watching doing homework...
In case you are just tuning in I got Lulu about 9 months ago. She is a 1.5 year old spayed Lionhead female.
Zeppelin just came home yesterday (July 13, 2010). He is young, only about 4 months old they said. He is neutered (obviously he was neutered a little bit on the younger side...). Zeppelin is some kind of lop. He's actually smaller than Lulu who is a Lionhead. That seems strange to me.
Zeppelin is technically just a foster. I decided against adopting outright because Lulu has been a really tough rabbit to find a friend for and insists on biting everyone. She seemed to do well with Zeppelin in comparison.
This is there TEMPORARY bonding set up. Both cages are way too small, I realize, but I'm really hoping this isn't going t be permanent. Lulu used to be mostly free range, but she and Zeppelin are still gong to get a ton of free time. If the bonding takes too long I'm going to have to buy two super pet giant cages, but I'd prefer not to have to do that.
(p.s: They cant get to the cords, I promise. Its hard to tell but I made sure they cant.)
If you want to check out the thread about their first meeting here is the link:
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=59383&forum_id=1
And here's a picture of my dog (who lives with my parents) for good measure. Isn't she pretty!
In case you are just tuning in I got Lulu about 9 months ago. She is a 1.5 year old spayed Lionhead female.
Zeppelin just came home yesterday (July 13, 2010). He is young, only about 4 months old they said. He is neutered (obviously he was neutered a little bit on the younger side...). Zeppelin is some kind of lop. He's actually smaller than Lulu who is a Lionhead. That seems strange to me.
Zeppelin is technically just a foster. I decided against adopting outright because Lulu has been a really tough rabbit to find a friend for and insists on biting everyone. She seemed to do well with Zeppelin in comparison.
This is there TEMPORARY bonding set up. Both cages are way too small, I realize, but I'm really hoping this isn't going t be permanent. Lulu used to be mostly free range, but she and Zeppelin are still gong to get a ton of free time. If the bonding takes too long I'm going to have to buy two super pet giant cages, but I'd prefer not to have to do that.
(p.s: They cant get to the cords, I promise. Its hard to tell but I made sure they cant.)
If you want to check out the thread about their first meeting here is the link:
http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=59383&forum_id=1
And here's a picture of my dog (who lives with my parents) for good measure. Isn't she pretty!