Lucy with her favorite thing in the world!

When she came to me she didn't seem to know how to play with toys. Lucy has found out how to play with toys now, and she isn't nearly as shy!

She is obsessed her Teddy. I thought I would share

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u_xgIiNR7A&

She is adorable and seems very happy lol.

She is gorgeous and obviously loves her new teddy. I would love a Lionhead.

Hugs

Jo xx

I have a lion lop and 1 lion head and have to admit the lion and mix has a lot of character.

Cheeky Monkey!!! Wow she looks incredible. Bles her it is so lovely that she found such a perfect home with you She looks so healthy and happy!

Love hwow she comes up to the camera at the end! "look at me!!!!!!"

oh my owrd, she is just the loveliest little poppet! Beautifull girl!

Willow and Felix have a few teddies and so far arent interested, we have given one to Rory and he seems to like it!

Yes I will always stick to Lion Lops now. I think even though they are a kind breed I was extra lucky with Lucy because she is more like a male in her nature. I just wish her ears would lop sometimes haha. She most defiantly doesn't look to miss her days as a show and breeding doe.

This is even more reason to not be afraid to take on retired or unsuited breeding does. I am glad i did in this case The problem with Lucy is she "didn't want to breed". That makes her even stranger Her only love seems to be her teddy

She is gorrrrrrrrgeous and a credit to you, that is one very happy Ewok! Well done to you, she really is the picture of health and happiness
Any tips you think I would find usefull in grooming one of these fluffs? My dutches are a piece of cake of course, so as I look at Lucy I am wondering if their is any key to that success that you may be happy to share with myself and our young Roarrrrry!??

lucy is gorgeous. Im glad shes not a breeding doe. She'd likely be locked in a small cage with no happiness in her life. Its lovely to see her having fun.

Oh I do so enjoy members video's with their bunnies in as they are always so lovely to look at.

Lucy is absolutely gorgeous and she look's a proper character, I have enjoyed watching her play with her toy

Has Lucy had a litter and is she neutered?

She's so cute!!! What a pretty girl. My mum has a thing for lion heads, she's said I'm not allowed any other bunnies unless they are lion heads

She's lovely Emma, I find that house buns sorta grow into their life, and get more adventurous & playful the longer they live with you

She is SO pretty.

No she never had a litter, even though Dee tried to breed her many times and she gets spayed this summer.

She isn’t frustrated if that is what your trying to get at – she is just extremely playful.

She is adorable x x

Yes, Indie dear, I have known a couple who are little characters, I will definitely have one one day.

Hugs

Jo xx

Go for a Lion Lop I think they are better in temperament. I have been informed that Lionhead females can be quite nasty but never having had a Lionhead I am not sure how accurate that is. Although if you want a thoroughbread like Lucy you “may” have to go to a breeder as they are quite a new breed i believe. Rescues do have lion lops also but I think they are cross, not that it matters. I was going to get a cross from a rescue and then Lucy came along, and I felt with her situation being an un wanting breeding doe and me wanting a young adult bunny, it just fit.

This is what I heard about lion heads but most people have come to the conclusion that taffie is a lion head and shes so sweet, very interactive and lively. I do think hutches make a difference. My nethie jeff would make me believe netherlands are aggressive when he is kept in a hutch he can be quite nasty where as in the shed hes an angel. Maybe some people say lions are fiesty due to not being suited to hutch life.

Thank you so much for your kind words and I will take your advice. I don;t mind having a cross at all, in fact they tend to be a little hardier don't they?

It won;t be for yet a while though, Snuffles is still going strong bless him.

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Jo xx

Very much so! My last cross was 17 when he died, yet my late pure breed only lived for three years (although he had a really bad stomach condition). I love crosses but you wont necessarily get the same characteristics. But they are all lovely never the less. :-)

WOW, seventeen that is a brilliant age. We think we are doing well with our Mr Snuffles being eight and a half LOL. I agree, characteristics are never certain, but as you say dear, we love them anyway.

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Jo xx