On another note, the life cycle is going back around as Lucy is due today. She's holding them in so far, fingers crossed for a successful delivery!
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| raspberry leaves! |
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| Mom it may be 100 degrees outside but we're cold! The adopted child is in the corner.... |
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| "I'll keep you warm" |
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| Love these little guys, they have awesome bodies, heads/ears...not so much. We'll see. |
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| Compact/wide! |
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| love her little head! |
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| kinda got this at an angle-oops! She's pretty wide for her age, hope she gets better with time! |
3 comments:
So sorry you lost Tin Man. *hugs*
Your young bunnies all look great! Looking at your pictures always makes me want Dwarf Hotots. lol
Oh no, Lindsey... I'm so sorry about Tin Man. :'-( I haven't ever lost an older bun so that must be hard! I hope that a "WOW" baby comes along soon for ya! =) And do you think you could email me the pictures? Hopefully my stomach could handle it (lol) and I need to learn more about different diseases in my buns so that would be helpful.
Oh yeah... and a totally unrelated question - when female does are fixed, does that take care of their hormonal/crabby problems? I had someone ask, and I thought it did but wasn't sure... ???
((HUGS!))
So sorry about bunny boy D: may he rest in peace in bunny heaven <3 Losing pets it's always sad...
I'm going to have to look up that disease now, though, just out of curiousity. He had stopped eating and such right? Now that I think about it, that's what happened to my guinea pig back in february. It always happens so fast, small animals are so fragile!
On a different note, those babies are just beautiful. If I could go into my screen, I totally would, and I would hug all of them.
Good luck on the perfect baby!!!
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