I know Carolyn, it's funny. I love that picture so much. It's adorable and shows the personality that's slowly emerging.
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I was so happy about what just happened that I had to share! I wentoutside to add hot water to their bowls (I just add hot water if it'snot completely frozen to warm it up).
Let me explain one thing first. Whenever I go out to feed, she jumps upon top of her insulated wood box and sits there. A few times she wouldnot come down to eat even though she knew I had food so I didn't feedher because she had progressed to the point where she had come to mefor food so I was trying to encourage that. It's not like I wasstarving her, she had pellets and hay all the time. It only took 2 daysof no veggies for her to learn she would not get any veggies if shedidn't come to me.
Well now she gets so excited when I come out at nights because sheknows it's meal time (I stick to a routine so she knows). Well normallyshe'd jump off the box on the other side of the cage and then runaround the cage to me. Well today when I fed, she didn't, she jumpedright off on the side I was closest to which was a shocker in the firstplace.
I just went out to give her water and she did it again, she jumped downon the side closest to me. She knew I didn't have food but she came forSCRATCHES! :bunnydance: She let me scratch her behind the ears anddidn't run away, she even nudged me with her nose. She's like Spice,she loves to have from the top of her nose to the top of her headscratched.
To top it off, I then closed her door and went to give Mocha someattention before I went in and Zoey came running to the divider! So Iopened her little dorr and put my hand there to see if she would comeup, and she did!
So I sat there and scratched both her and Mocha.
I swear, she was watching and learning from Mocha because he LOVES attention. Do you think it's possible?
I'm so happy! :bunnydance::bunnydance::bunnydance: