TinysMom
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Wow - for once something that a bunny didn't do!
Poor Karen....I hate it when I have to call Art with stuff like that.
Poor Karen....I hate it when I have to call Art with stuff like that.
Do you see yourself or the two of you ever breeding e-lops? Or just enjoy having one as a pet?So far, the e-lop seems to be even MORE ornery than the Flemmies...at least to me. Miss Daisy is so determined to get into things that we have put away, or blocked off, etc.
She also seems somewhat more skittish than our Flemmies-she will often bolt if something takes her by surprise. For the most part, the Flemmies are too laid back to care.
She's also pretty young yet...the exact age of Nyx (born 1 day later )...so I think she still has a lot of that sameyouthful "exuberance". It's like she's always a bun on a mission...she sits still for some nice nose and ear rubs, then zoom! She's off again, sniffing around and looking for trouble. She's not wild about being held either. Probably too constraining ! I find that she is kind of independent; she doesn't seem that interested in making neither friends nor enemieswith any of the other buns during her time out. She pretty much ignores them. She pays some attention to Dave, and wants some of his attention, but the other buns hardly exist!
Do your flemmies like being held? I find if I sit on the floor and Nyx comes nearby - I can put her in my lap and pet her and she'll sit there (as long as I'm petting her). Once the petting stops - she wants out of my lap...but if I were to pet her for half an hour - she'd stay there the whole half hour.
But that exhuberance - oh how well I know that from Nyx. She gets up in the morning - hops up into the recliner and checks it out - then uses the recliner to bounce towards the kitchen...
By contrast, all of our adult Flemmies have one or more buns that they like to "visit"...either to lie around companionably, or to taunt. (Actually, Ms. Velvet is our taunter. She picks on the 2 smallest rabbits in the room...a Nethie and a mini Rex.) Our blacks - Nyx's parents - are way laid back. Mostly they "visit" each other. They snoop around the room a little, maybe wander to the other room and check out who's in there. Usually they find a nice spot to lay where they can see what's going on, and just chill out. Sweetie and Titan are not AT ALL demanding...they like their attention, but they're just pretty happy, no matter what. Our blues have been brats. Velvet is a total Diva...right down to nipping you if you don't read her mind. She and Thumper...much more high spirited. Both very stubborn.
Ah...that sounds lke Athena - she loves to lay by the bucks' cages and be next to them (especially Hermes now)...
I am really looking forward to seeing how Daisy is when she's full grown, like 2 years old or so. I wonder if she will settle down & chill out some. I strongly suspect, like the famous Yofi, that she will alwaysbe a source of comedic relief. And I alsothink, once a Diva bun....always a Diva bun!
wabbitmom12 wrote:Do you see yourself or the two of you ever breeding e-lops? Or just enjoy having one as a pet? Yes, I do plan on breeding them some day. Next to Flemmies e-lops are becoming my next favorite breed.So far, the e-lop seems to be even MORE ornery than the Flemmies...at least to me. Miss Daisy is so determined to get into things that we have put away, or blocked off, etc.
She also seems somewhat more skittish than our Flemmies-she will often bolt if something takes her by surprise. For the most part, the Flemmies are too laid back to care.
She's also pretty young yet...the exact age of Nyx (born 1 day later )...so I think she still has a lot of that sameyouthful "exuberance". It's like she's always a bun on a mission...she sits still for some nice nose and ear rubs, then zoom! She's off again, sniffing around and looking for trouble. She's not wild about being held either. Probably too constraining ! I find that she is kind of independent; she doesn't seem that interested in making neither friends nor enemieswith any of the other buns during her time out. She pretty much ignores them. She pays some attention to Dave, and wants some of his attention, but the other buns hardly exist!
Do your flemmies like being held? I find if I sit on the floor and Nyx comes nearby - I can put her in my lap and pet her and she'll sit there (as long as I'm petting her). Once the petting stops - she wants out of my lap...but if I were to pet her for half an hour - she'd stay there the whole half hour. Velvet and Sweetie will trance really easy and both like to sit next to you and be petted. Titan will let you hold him but he prefers to hop around and come up to you and get some pets or nose rubs for a little while and be off again.
But that exhuberance - oh how well I know that from Nyx. She gets up in the morning - hops up into the recliner and checks it out - then uses the recliner to bounce towards the kitchen...
By contrast, all of our adult Flemmies have one or more buns that they like to "visit"...either to lie around companionably, or to taunt. (Actually, Ms. Velvet is our taunter. She picks on the 2 smallest rabbits in the room...a Nethie and a mini Rex.) Our blacks - Nyx's parents - are way laid back. Mostly they "visit" each other. They snoop around the room a little, maybe wander to the other room and check out who's in there. Usually they find a nice spot to lay where they can see what's going on, and just chill out. Sweetie and Titan are not AT ALL demanding...they like their attention, but they're just pretty happy, no matter what. Our blues have been brats. Velvet is a total Diva...right down to nipping you if you don't read her mind. She and Thumper...much more high spirited. Both very stubborn.
Ah...that sounds lke Athena - she loves to lay by the bucks' cages and be next to them (especially Hermes now)...
I am really looking forward to seeing how Daisy is when she's full grown, like 2 years old or so. I wonder if she will settle down & chill out some. I strongly suspect, like the famous Yofi, that she will alwaysbe a source of comedic relief. And I alsothink, once a Diva bun....always a Diva bun!
Oh boy - am I ever in trouble now....if they're next favorite breed (and I suspect we're a lot alike) - I can tell I'd love them too - and Art seems to have a fondness for lops.Do you see yourself or the two of you ever breeding e-lops? Or just enjoy having one as a pet? Yes, I do plan on breeding them some day. Next to Flemmies e-lops are becoming my next favorite breed.
Art saw this and was going, "Cute bunny..." and I said, "Yeah....imagine Puck as a flemish giant size...".This one's for Peg
Lookit the cuteness in this e-lop's face and tell me you can't resist....*must have an e-lop...must have an e-lop...MUST have an e-lop...*
I wish you could've seen Art's face....the big big smile.
:laugh:It was HIL - ARIOUS!! The cords attached to the battery were sticking out of the carhood, like two arms severed from their body. There was a big tire track through the crushed charger. Smashed to smithereens.
Dave called me a battery charger killer. I said, "Guilty as CHARGED."
He says, "Ohhh, that's a bad one." I said, "Sentence me to the ELECTRIC chair!"
He says, "How about I just give you a good thump, for making bad puns?" I said...nothing at all.
:laugh: Karen that was a good one. I laughed reading it outloud to my sister and she couldn't understand me. LOLLuvr of Rabbits and Polar Bears ~ You will probably like this one too....Get ready to laugh!
Luvr of WABBITS and Polar Bears thank you
Our poor beleaguered neighbors have to think I am totally INSANE, if they witnessed the car charger incident, because I already gave them a real show one day last month. I'm sure they are still talking about it....
I was heading toward ourhouse after a long day, when I noticed that Dave had not pulled his carvery farforward in our parking area. To make matters worse,our 100 gallon trash bin had been left, by our friendly neighborhood garbage collectors, blocking the end of our very narrow driveway. I was thinking hard, concentrating...how am I going to pull this big-as-a-boat-station-wagon in behind Dave? There's not much room, and the trash bin is making the space even smaller....
and WHAM!! I hit our NEIGHBOR'S empty 100 gallon trash bin, sending it flying through the air, with the greatest of ease, and landing just inches from my husband's parked car.
As I screech to a halt and jump out to retrieve the 100 gallon unidentified flying object, I am laughing hysterically, and want nothing more than to replace the aerodynamic projectile known as the neighbor'strashcan, andgo running into my house,pretending this exciting event never happened. Just as my hands touch the offending trash bin, the owners of said 100 gallon UFO suddenly materializeon theirfront steps. They are positively dumbstruck.
My response? I stop my hysterical laughing just long enough to screech, "You would HAVEto be sitting on your front porchtoday!!"Ihave noticed that my neighbors have, strangely,NOTbeen out in their yard to wave "hello" at me for several weeks now....
After meeting y'all - I knew you guys were as bad as our family about puns...but um...yeah...you guys are as bad as I thought you were. No wonder we enjoyed you two so much.It was HIL - ARIOUS!! The cords attached to the battery were sticking out of the carhood, like two arms severed from their body. There was a big tire track through the crushed charger. Smashed to smithereens.
Dave called me a battery charger killer. I said, "Guilty as CHARGED."
He says, "Ohhh, that's a bad one." I said, "Sentence me to the ELECTRIC chair!"
He says, "How about I just give you a good thump, for making bad puns?" I said...nothing at all.
After meeting y'all - I knew you guys were as bad as our family about puns...but um...yeah...you guys are as bad as I thought you were. No wonder we enjoyed you two so much.
Dave - it could be worse. I once worked on the car and couldn't get the hood to stay down (there was a trick to it that Art knew but I didn't) - so I DUCT TAPED it shut - with a big X on it and the duct tape going down to the wheel wells...and drove the 20 miles home.
I wish you could've seen Art's face when I pulled in the driveway - this was way way back before the days of cell phones...
Never knew duct tape had suchmetaphysical meaning.:shock:Well...you know what they say about duct tape...its like "the Force" from Star Wars..
It has a light side - and a dark side -and it holds the world together!
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