Bunnywhipped
New Member
Hey there,
I thought I'd show you some pictures of my babies I've hadNuzzy since May, and she's about 8 months old now. I boughther with my boyfriend and we agreed that we wouldn't name her somethingtoo cutesy. Well she nuzzled his neck the first time he heldher, and that was it, he was stuck on naming her Nuzzles. Ithought it was too cutesy, came up with lots of other names, but hewouldn't budge. So I compromised and said I'd call her Nuzzyfor short. She's half mini lop, and half somethingelse.
I just adopted Marshall from a foster home 1.5 weeks ago, and he is adoll! He's also half mini lop, but his other half is asmaller breed because he's much tinier than Nuzzy, although they'reroughly the same age. He was at the foster home since April,and why someone wanted to dump him in a forest, or why someone didn'tadopt him sooner, is beyond me! All he wants to do is binkyaround and cuddle! There is not one aggressive bone in hislittle body! Nuzzy was just spayed 2 weeks ago so I'm holdingoff on bonding them for another couple of weeks. Their cagesare about 3 inches apart so they can get used to each other--when I letNuzzy out, she will lay down next to his cage, give him a few tugs tolet him know who's boss--so I'm really hopeful the bond will gowell. But I have to take Marshall into the next room forplaytime, because Nuzzy tries to attack him through her bars if hecomes close to her cage...and he's too friendly to know not to keepgoing back to her cage after she bites him :?
Anyways, here are some pics!
Below is a picture of Nuzzy as a baby:
And this is Nuzzy now, 6 months later:
And this is Marshall, the new addition to my family:
I thought I'd show you some pictures of my babies I've hadNuzzy since May, and she's about 8 months old now. I boughther with my boyfriend and we agreed that we wouldn't name her somethingtoo cutesy. Well she nuzzled his neck the first time he heldher, and that was it, he was stuck on naming her Nuzzles. Ithought it was too cutesy, came up with lots of other names, but hewouldn't budge. So I compromised and said I'd call her Nuzzyfor short. She's half mini lop, and half somethingelse.
I just adopted Marshall from a foster home 1.5 weeks ago, and he is adoll! He's also half mini lop, but his other half is asmaller breed because he's much tinier than Nuzzy, although they'reroughly the same age. He was at the foster home since April,and why someone wanted to dump him in a forest, or why someone didn'tadopt him sooner, is beyond me! All he wants to do is binkyaround and cuddle! There is not one aggressive bone in hislittle body! Nuzzy was just spayed 2 weeks ago so I'm holdingoff on bonding them for another couple of weeks. Their cagesare about 3 inches apart so they can get used to each other--when I letNuzzy out, she will lay down next to his cage, give him a few tugs tolet him know who's boss--so I'm really hopeful the bond will gowell. But I have to take Marshall into the next room forplaytime, because Nuzzy tries to attack him through her bars if hecomes close to her cage...and he's too friendly to know not to keepgoing back to her cage after she bites him :?
Anyways, here are some pics!
Below is a picture of Nuzzy as a baby:
And this is Nuzzy now, 6 months later:
And this is Marshall, the new addition to my family: