Meet Jubilee

[24 carot gold]

Hi :brownbunny this is Jubilee, also known more simply as "Bunny" to most friends & family.
Jubilee is 1 and 1/2 years old, and lives with her best friend Turbo & Monster the cat!

Jubilee has traveled very far for a little rabbit from Inglewood. Me and my boyfriend met Jubilee one night after a family found her mother in their backyard. When they brought her home, they soon discovered that she was pregnant, and gave birth to a healthy litter of 7 kits. All Jubilee's brothers and sisters were colored with beige or gray spots, but Jubilee was snow white.

On the way home, a man stopped me and said it meant good fortune.
Bunny when she was a baby:

When Jubi was younger, she went everywhere with us! She would always sit on my shoulder or in my pocket. Everyone would always stop and ask, "Is that a bunny?"

As she grew she traveled with us for small outings in the car and would sit in the glove box. She has never bitten me or anyone else and loves attention, even from strangers. I'd say she's very socially outgoing.

Because I raised her from so young, kitty milk and all, she has a very strong and comfortable relationship with me, and licks me constantly as I pet her. I think this is in part because our dog, Turbo, also helped raise her as her older brother. To this day they play tag in the grass and he herds her around much like a sheep!

Jubi and Turbo

& Monster the cat (who is a really lazy monster)

I joined this forum to hopefully get to know other bunny-lovers like me and share my experiences. I hope to continue my search in determining Jubilee's breed, as no one knows the father...

Here is a picture of her momma on the day we took her home:

Thanks for reading & I look forward to meeting you all!
:brownbunny xo

 

[Imbrium]

welcome to RO! Jubilee is TOO cute!

 

[JBun]

What a cutie!!! I had a bunny that was like that too, she went every where with me. I would take her into the store in my pocket or the hood of my hoodie. She wouldn't poop or pee. She would just sit in there poking her cute little nose out. She was the most well adjusted happiest rabbit I ever had. Was fine in the car, was fine with people, nothing scared her. She was sooo sweet. I just loved her. I'm glad you have such a sweet little bun and that she has a good home

The picture of her mom, it's a little hard to tell, but she looks at least part dutch to me, just by her head markings.

 

[woahlookitsme]

Jubilee is a gorgeous girl and her name is adorable!! I agree her mom does look Dutch from her face markings. I have no clue what jubi's father could have been as mixed bunnies are hard to tell because there can be so much variance between them. Welcome to the forum!

 

[24 carot gold]

Thank you for the welcome & reading my long post!

I know, the picture is really terrible! But it's all I have of her... I would agree she was very dutch, but I remember her markings were slightly marbled; dark grey and tan, scattered & very pretty. She was long and lean and had thick short fur. The rest of the litter each had markings much like a dutch would, but more spot-like and random, either light beige or grey... I was always perplexed because when Jubi was little she only had light grey ears, and now she has a little mask!

I appreciate you all for taking the time to say hello and help me figure Jubi out lol! She's a really sweet rabbit and quite a personality

 

[Nancy McClelland]

:inlove: welcome to the forum.

 

[shananagrams]

So cute :bunnyheart

 

[HEM]

Welcome to RO!!
Jubilee is a cutie

 

[Bunnylova4eva]

Welcome to the forum!

Jubilee is adorable and I love the name! She looks like her color is Frosty Point (simply the best if you havne't heard ). I love frosty's and would would love to get another someday (I had one for years who was the best bun ever). Maybe Jubilee could be mixed with Holland lop? Like Dutch/holland mix? Several things about her just look Hollandish. Anyway, I don't know..but whatever the case, she's adorable and sounds like an amazing bunny.

 

[24 carot gold]

Thank you so much! Jubilee thanks you all too

She does have a Frosty Point look to her, doesn't she! I honestly know nothing of breed distinction, so it will be a never-ending mystery for me... Are vets able to distinguish that sort of thing? I'm very nervous to take her to be fixed, although she (cough, & I) both need it. She's so devilish & charming; I spied her in the garden just the other day digging by her new favorite shrub, marking the dirt and leaves... She then proceeded to sit in the center of the lawn with her chest puffed out like a cartoon bird for 10 minutes straight. She had on the air of a flower in a vase! I had never seen her like that before... She would have stayed there all night if I hadn't put it her in. I thought, oh gosh, I knew the chin rubbing & marking was enough of a reminder, but now this...!

She's up to no good Very nervous lol

 

[Imbrium]

they're always up to no good, lol, it's what they do!