It's taken him a year

And Jeeves is finally starting to pay more attention to me

He's always been the type to lay about and ignore what's going on except for food time. Tigger has always been the one demanding attention.
About a week ago I was knelt on the floor looking right down under their small platform, he came along and periscoped right infront of me and put his paws on my head. He had a real good sniff.

Just now he climbed up beside me and nudged for nose rubs!! This is pretty huge because he has never demanded head rubs and often runs away when you give him one unless Tigger is with him. He also climbed up my back and he may even have given me a quick lick!
Even after the medicine I just gave him.

He has been getting a lot more cheeky recently and since Christmas he has discovered the wonders of a disapproving bunny thump, he never used to do them.

I'm SO happy!

its the best feeling isn't it.

He's saying "thanks mummy for making me better"

He's so sweet

Aww that's so sweet

Pebbles took a good 18 months to show her true colours, she was just so timid and shy, and while she was very happy with Domino she just didnt show much personality.

She is still is a shy bun but she will nudge for attention and if you "tickle" her back she runs off and binkies, and its so lovely to see when she wasn't into people before.

Good on you Jeeves

I do love Jeeves hehe, he just reminds me SO much of Peanut - more pictures please

It's the best feeling isn't it? I'd had the Tedster for 2 years before he allowed me to stroke him and he'd climb on me. The first time he did I actually cried because I thought he wouldn't ever come round to me like that

Aww perhaps with him feeling off lately he has realised how much he loves you.

How completely gorgeous!

It is suprising if they are ill and you have to nurse them back to health how different they become after and I do believe it's a 'Thank you for making me better' when they become more loveable and friendlier.

Tuckerbunnies wrote:It is suprising if they are ill and you have to nurse them back to health how different they become after and I do believe it's a 'Thank you for making me better' when they become more loveable and friendlier.

Yes! And when they return the favor by guarding you when you are ill it's priceless!

Aww!! Bless him! It must be love!!!