Thanks, all , for the name suggestions! I am making a list and letting the family vote......... Decision will be made on Tuesday night. (I take him to the vet on Wed. morning and would like to have a name to give them.)
FishDr - Hope it's not too late to wish you good luck with all the moving!
Regina - Love the name Tasha! My son has a guinea pig by that name and she's a sweetie! Never had much experience with a bunny, tho' I've heard they can be difficult to care for?
Getting close to bedtime for me, ladies. Gonna make some Sleepytime Tea and relax with a good book.
annie
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10-09-2006, 07:58 PM #1
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10-10-2006, 03:17 AM #2
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Annie - I've always loved the name Natasha, but it seemed like such a "big" name for such a little bunny! Bunnies aren't difficult, they just require some adjustments that are different from those you might make for a cat or dog. Rabbits are kind of unique.
Originally Posted by annie
Since bunnies are famous for their procreation urges, spaying is a must (helps with the smells, behavior issues, and overall health, too). They are also famous for chewing (their teeth are constantly growing so they need to chew to keep them trim) so they must be provided with better things to chew than your walls, wires, etc. Once you learn a bit about bunny basics, it's pretty simple. Here's some basic info, if you're curious:
http://www.rabbit.org/care/living-wi...se-rabbit.html
The main House Rabbit Society site: http://www.rabbit.org/ provides a wealth of info.
Kitsune06 - unfortunatly, Nike is no longer with me. He died at the vet's a few years ago (knocking them out for surgery is always risky with them). But like your paren't cat, Nike was also deaf - at least in one ear - from his infection. Didn't make him any less special. I was forever telling him "Nike...you're the best bunny in the WHOLE WORLD!"
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10-13-2006, 10:00 PM #3
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My dog Jimmy
Here's my pound dog, Jimmy. The name is not very original, but I needed one FAST. To scold him.....for sh***ing in the car on the way home from the pound! Poor dog, I should have walked him more after he left the humane society! Fortunately, that was not a recurring habit! He's 9yo now, and still plays with his "Bear!"
Hopefully that worked. First picture attempt.....and second....`
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10-15-2006, 05:32 PM #4
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10-15-2006, 05:38 PM #5Kitsune06 Guest
slowly trying to get pics...
This is Jack... being kept/loved/caredfor by Daddy (but Mom visits as often as she can...)
He kind of struck me when he was at the shelter- his eyes are kind of far apart for a cat, but when you rest your forehead against his, you're exactly eye to eye- the way he likes it.
He's very much a 'person in a cat's body'... a silly little person... who pees on things sometimes...
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