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Skizzles posted:Cinnabun's follow-up went well. The vet felt around the wound and says it is still healing and coming together nicely, plus she's gained a few ounces of weight. She took a couple of pictures to put on Facebook and see if she could help me find a home for her, which was sweet. I can't believe anyone would abandon such an adorable sweet bun-bun! Can we trade? SAMe is a poopyhead little brat and wouldn't come over to me even if I sat on the floor for hours. She only pays attention to me when it's feeding or treat time. One a different note, does anyone have any suggestions on bunny boarding/ flying with a bun? It appears that only continental lets rabbits fly in-cabin.
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She's in love with Cinnabun and would take her if her husband would let her. 
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Happy Holidays everyone! I just wanted to share this goofy bun holiday picture, you can totally tell he's throwing the boots away from him in disgust  
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What is this thing? I think I will chew on it.  Your chair? I think not. 
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Feb 1, 2011 23:05
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Doc Faustus posted:Every lionhead rabbit just looks like it's afflicted with some sort of madness. In a good way! They do seem to have that crazy scientist bit down pretty well.
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Feb 2, 2011 04:46
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ShadowCatboy posted:This is the most stupidly adorable thing ever. I love how lionheads can look like they're a cross between a rabbit and a Scottish terrier. Terrier you say?  I love how it looks like her buddy is plotting to kill her in this one: 
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Feb 9, 2011 05:14
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Serella posted:Can you explain this chin thing? I've never heard of it but it sounds ADORABLE. Oh man, there are so many videos on youtube but this one was so ridiculous that I just had to share. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QsQ33dzB5o&feature=related
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Mar 6, 2011 17:11
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So my bun samE is extremely food aggressive. She's nice and a normal amount of brattiness the rest of the time, but when I reach in to give her hay she tries to box it out of my hands, and just now I was giving her a dried apple treat and when I didn't let go as she tugged on it, she boxed me again! She's an only bun right now, so it's not like she has to compete for food. Any suggestions on how to remedy this behavior?
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Mar 25, 2011 03:52
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alucinor posted:Does she box you if you reach in without food? With say, litter, or an inedible toy? It seems to happen much more often when she can smell some sort of food, otherwise she's usually totally happy being petted if I reach into the cage. I don't want to give her unlimited food (pellets), she has hay all the time, because she's a greedy-bun and she'd get fatty fat. She's got tons of hay but when I reach my hand in to give her new hay it's just like I'm too slow so she'd rather knock it out of my hands.
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Mar 25, 2011 23:27
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DS at Night posted:How about giving her a little handful of hay before refilling the rest of the hay? Or of course using a hay rack dispenser thingy that you can fill from the outside. I just cried from laughing at the mental image of just throwing the pellets into the cage at a bun. Thank you so much for that!
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Foaming Chicken posted:My bunny is fine Careful he doesn't kill you in your sleep, he looks so upset about that getup!
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Apr 19, 2011 16:00
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Does anyone else get as nervous about trimming nails as I do? SAMe has black nails and every time I have to trim them I'm super nervous about hitting her quick because I can't see it, even though I've never cut her before.
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Oct 5, 2011 02:45
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OMgggggg that bunny chin. Wanna rub it! SAMe is the queen bee bunny and would box the crap out of my hand if i dared to insult her by putting my hand under her chin.
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Dec 1, 2011 17:12
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Papercraft bunnaaaaaaaaaaays! Had to mod the pattern a bit for the lionhead one, I forgot her butt-skirt.  
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Jan 3, 2012 22:22
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gizmojumpjet posted:I make more jokes about eating my rabbit than anyone I know does. I was really tempted to do so this weekend when he ate the cable for my wireless KB/mouse receiver. Then he wiggled his nose at me and I couldn't stay mad. Link! http://www.e-maruman.co.jp/download/craft/rabbit_gray/index.html There are 4 different colors on there, if you click the first link on the picture it downloads a PDF, the second link is the directions.
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You guys have to check out this vid of this doofy bun who keeps throwing herself on her back: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wfJ1wwp8lQ&feature=colike
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Can you post a picture of him all shaved and doofy looking? Please!
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Jan 23, 2012 01:48
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I wanna squish that tummy! SAMe gave me a bit of a scare this weekend, on superbowl day she was laying down all funny and not reacting (not begging for treats) when I went near her condo, and when I opened it to let her out she ran off and flicked her feet at me but then immediately laid down again. I decided to try and entice her with some fatty-fat pellets which she loves so much but I give sparingly and she sniffed them but didn't bite and I knew something was wrong. I gave her some bell pepper to try and get water into her and just hoped, and around dinner time I heard her eating and after that she was fine. When she was still not feeling well I kept wishing I had some critical care or something, is there any way I can get some of it without a prescription from the vet?
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Feb 10, 2012 00:42
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NVM Found it. [Edit] Purchased from Amazon. Just having it will help me feel so much better! okiecompy fucked around with this message at 03:54 on Feb 10, 2012 |
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Feb 10, 2012 03:34
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So I found some kay-tee bluegrass at the store and SAMe LOVES it, like she'll pick around her timothy hay just to get at it. I was thinking about growing some in a little garden box that I keep during the warmer months, and I was wondering does it need to be dried before I give it to her/if I give it to her fresh do I still need to give her dried hay? I was thinking yes because there must be something about the dried hay that provides a different dietary necessity.
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Mar 29, 2012 15:05
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Whenever I'm at anyone's place and I see something move in the corner of my eye I look for a bun, especially at my mom's house even though there haven't been any buns there for years.
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Apr 13, 2012 02:08
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Omg dewlaps are my favorite. I don't know why, I just love them on buns. Post adorable dewlaps itt! SAMe doesn't have one, I don't know if lionheads just don't really get them or what.
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Apr 28, 2012 01:54
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She's almost the spitting image of my little doofus! This pic is from when she was really young. She's since lost most of the side/buttfluff other than her 'skirt'. I trimmed Sam's buttfluff once with these conair pet clippers I picked up from Target and it worked okay. She looked ridiculous for sure. She doesn't currently get much carefresh stuck on her but occasionally she'll get mats that I brush out if I don't get all the pieces of hay out of her mane.
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bunnyofdoom posted:So, I think Harriet enjoys playing hide and seek. See, it originally was that when I was trying to get her back in cage, I'd be chasing her from one hiding spot to anohter (under the blue chair, beind the couch, near the bookshelf, etc). I noticed that when she would run from one spot to another, she would randomly jump in the air, or other times, stop midway, make sure I was watching, jump in the air, and continue running. After about 2-3 spots, she'll stop and let me pet her for a couple minutes. My final hint was a couple days ago. Was so exhausted from a 15 hour shift that I lay down on the floor. She poked her head out from her hiding spot, and when it became clear that I wasn't chasing her, she hopped over, then charged me, headbutted my arm (softly), then ran away again. Definitely sounds like a game to me! Sam's favorite game is 'make mom scream by running over and in between her feet and putting her off balance at all possible times'
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So I've noticed lately that SAMe's litter gets like, soaking wet. I don't really know whats going on since she drinks probably the same amount of water, but I have started feeding her primarily fresh greens instead of pellets, but the wet litter started quite a while after the diet change. Currently I'm using carefresh and recently tried some other thing that I can't remember right now but both get soaked after about 2-3 days. Is this just a normal fresh greens issue and I have to change the box more or is there some better litter secret anyone knows of?
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pseudonordic posted:How often are you changing her litter? Cilantro gets three small plates of fresh greens a day (approx 1-1.5 cups total volume) and one bowl of water a day (about 2/3 cup). We change her Carefresh about every 3rd day. When you change the box is it because it's totally soaked through, though? If so, then I will also start changing it that often, it just seemed a bit strange to me, and it wasn't always like that.
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Okay, good to know! I'll just clean out her box more often. I also tried putting some stove pellets (which we use for cat litter) which I hope will help absorb along with the normal bun litter. Sam went crazy when I first put them in the box because she thought they were giant food pellets, what a brat!
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Does anyone else's bun act like they're starving all the time? I feed Sam plenty, probably even more than she really needs for her size, but every time I let her out she just climbs all over me begging for food or searches all corners of the room and under everything for food! Yesterday when she was sitting on me while I was on the phone she groomed my shirt though and that made me feel like she at least kind of appreciates me!
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Noise Complaint posted:I feel REALLY BAD for my downstairs neighbor. Every morning when it's breakfast time I'll walk over to the buns' bedroom and open the closet. As soon as they hear that noise it's like a switch goes off in their heads. They go from lounging to Bunny 500 mode instantly and jump in and out of the litter boxes, through the cardboard boxes, and the giant himself, Sputnik, sounds like a big dog bounding around. AHAH, now that I think about it she does go so much crazier for pellets than hay or fresh greens. I got her from a pet store (bad I know!) and until I started reading this thread only fed her pellets from the pet store with all kind of stupid sugary treats, and I thought I was being good to her! Now I give her loads of hay at all times and big handfulls of veggies but whenever she hears that pellet container shaking she flips out. She'll even climb over the dog!
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Speaking of rabbits being weird about some noises, SAMe doesn't give a poo poo about the vacuum. She'll come right up and sniff it and demand pets! The only thing she really hates is jingly key noises, she stomps like crazy if you're getting your keys out of the basket or shaking some change in your pocket.
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