What about giunea pigs BB?? They act very bunny-like-a bit more social since they can talk to you too Of course, you are surrounded by animals people pay hundreds to own here (parrots etc) Maybe with so many in the wild they lose their charm a bit?
Great hairdo on that Guinea pig. Think what he would look like with hairclips!
You sure do grow cute kids up north. Think about what people PAY to get that hair color.
Do the dogs get along with the rabbit? It would seem a little iffy to me.
The rabbit is actually TWIN bunnies! The dogs are good IF they see us watching them! LOL Right now the buns bunk in with Mrs. Pigglewiggle in her cage-when they get to big they will move outside-probably this fall when it’s not so hot outside but in plenty of time to grow winter coats! I’m pretty partial to the blond ones m’self ya’ll! thanks!
We did try guinea pigs for a while, but I felt bad keeping them in a cage. We let them free range, and they came to us for food, but they gradually became less and less friendly. I suppose an experienced guinea-pig owner would have seen that coming, but after a while they were positively feral.
The parrots here don’t really lose their novelty, for me at least. We went out photographing some this morning
I like the guinea pigs, the bunnies are cute, but those boys. . .ohhh, you could just squish ‘em! Toddler/preschool boys are just priceless in my book.
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June 22, 2009 at 6:55 am
Beyond Bluestockings
Awww. We are not allowed to keep bunnies here, or I would have one!
It sure looks like there is a lot of love happin’ at your house, Dandelionmom
June 22, 2009 at 9:33 am
dandelionmom
SHORE IS!!
What about giunea pigs BB?? They act very bunny-like-a bit more social since they can talk to you too
Of course, you are surrounded by animals people pay hundreds to own here (parrots etc) Maybe with so many in the wild they lose their charm a bit?
June 22, 2009 at 9:56 am
a broader mark
Awwwwww…..
Such cute critters you’ve got there at your place, Dandelionmom! I must say that I find the little blond ones are EXCEPTIONALLY darlin’!
June 22, 2009 at 1:19 pm
Jody Blue
Is it a house bunny or just visiting for a bit?
June 22, 2009 at 3:30 pm
Mary
Great hairdo on that Guinea pig. Think what he would look like with hairclips!
You sure do grow cute kids up north. Think about what people PAY to get that hair color.
Do the dogs get along with the rabbit? It would seem a little iffy to me.
June 22, 2009 at 5:23 pm
dandelionmom
The rabbit is actually TWIN bunnies! The dogs are good IF they see us watching them! LOL Right now the buns bunk in with Mrs. Pigglewiggle in her cage-when they get to big they will move outside-probably this fall when it’s not so hot outside but in plenty of time to grow winter coats! I’m pretty partial to the blond ones m’self ya’ll! thanks!
June 22, 2009 at 6:44 pm
Beyond Bluestockings
We did try guinea pigs for a while, but I felt bad keeping them in a cage. We let them free range, and they came to us for food, but they gradually became less and less friendly. I suppose an experienced guinea-pig owner would have seen that coming, but after a while they were positively feral.
The parrots here don’t really lose their novelty, for me at least. We went out photographing some this morning
June 23, 2009 at 1:30 pm
Tami
I like the guinea pigs, the bunnies are cute, but those boys. . .ohhh, you could just squish ‘em! Toddler/preschool boys are just priceless in my book.
July 2, 2009 at 8:06 pm
kenleighacres
That is a huge guinea pig
They are all adorable!