Look, it just tastes better when you eat it right out of the bag – trust me!
-Chuck
Look, it just tastes better when you eat it right out of the bag – trust me!
-Chuck
Dad says he grew these greens in his own garden, just for us! Thanks, Dad, they taste great… now, could we get some more?
-Chuck
The nice thing about the carpet here is that I can really dig in and get traction for a good run.
Everybunny loves a good run now and again!
-Chuck
Look, I like climbing on things as well, OK?
-Chuck
I can run way faster than this (if I want to). I doubt your cameras could capture it, though. And could your monkey minds even comprehend such speed? I think not.
Bunny turbos are for bunnies.
-Delilah
Mum and dad always get really excited when they see me jump in the air (they call it a “binky”), but I don’t see what’s so exciting about it – I’m a bunny; of course I can jump!
Dad was especially excited when he was able to film me doing it. Now if only he’ll let me jump behind the couch, hmmmmmmm….
-Chuck
With new bunnies comes a new bunny area. Even though we are planning on letting them roam freely throughout the house, they still need an area of their own for their food & litterbox. For now, they remain in their area except when let out (under close supervision) – when they learn not to chew things & get used to the house we’ll eventually let them out more & more often.
We’ve also moved the bunny area up into the sunroom instead of the livingroom – the tile floor there makes it easier to clean up hay & fur, and these two seem to like it up there. Unlike our previous two bunnies, Delilah & Chuck seem to have no problems with slippery floors.
Speaking of which, Delilah and Chuck also have no problems with jumping over things – which is why their area has a screen “roof” to it – both of them jumped out of their area (when I wasn’t looking) so I had to build something to keep them in.
I also had to build a gate to keep them out of the rest of the house – I’ve only re-bunny-proofed the livingroom so far – which also had to be quite tall to keep them from just jumping it. Commercial pet gates just don’t work with bunnies – they are either too short or have bars that are too widely spaced (bunnies can squeeze through surprisingly tight spaces) – so again I had to build my own.
So far the buns are quite content with their living arrangements – they flop and relax frequently and I’ve even spied them sleeping & doing some happy tooth grinding. Happy buns = happy home!
-Dad