'everything has a WHITE lining'

It appears young Roary is malting for the first time - I just made the mistake of giving him a cuddle whilst wearing a black top - well now it looks like I have a white wooly jumper over the top! Never seen so much bunny hair! He had a good hair cut the other day too , blimey I'm inhaling the stuff!

A tip from my experience - don't offer a cuddle just after you've applied your moisturiser or you'll end up with a beard!

We've been having the same problem with Joey these past couple of months. Every time you went near him you got a nose/mouthful of hair. I even found some that had somehow stuck to the toaster!

Lol! Your so right ha ha, Yasmin has discovered that sticky fingers aren't helpful either - I'm sure there are fur balls in or lungs, I might might have to invest in a clothes brush, Roary is making me look like one of those batty old 'cat' ladies always covered in fluff- next thing I will be weeing my pants and wearing jumpers with pictures of wolves on, you know the type

Roary is like my Flopsy, very fluffy

Gets everywhere

Felix&Willow wrote:Lol! Your so right ha ha, Yasmin has discovered that sticky fingers aren't helpful either - I'm sure there are fur balls in or lungs, I might might have to invest in a clothes brush, Roary is making me look like one of those batty old 'cat' ladies always covered in fluff- next thing I will be weeing my pants and wearing jumpers with pictures of wolves on, you know the type

I had a colleague who called them 'puppy jackets' and she would shout on me to come and look out the window if she saw one. I was very tempted to get her one from a charity shop as a leaving present.

As for hair, that besides the nibbling of wires, is the reason I couldn't have a house rabbit. My poor OH and eldest would be hospitalised. When I took the buns to the vets I used to leave through a blizzard of white fur.

Lint rollers all the way! I wouldn't be without them. I have them everywhere, several at home, one in my bag, one in the car, one in my drawer at work.

Certain times of the year, black jackets are just not an option

Builders mask for grooming and a reel of broad sellotape... a must when Loll's moulting!

Ha ha- I wonder if you can buy a hairdryer that doesn't make a scary noise- that way I could hold him by the back door and just blow all the loose fur off him!

I try to brush or pluck Bruce outdoors and let his fluff blow all over the neighbours washing!

Ah ha ha! Thats hilarious, and a blooming good idea!

Felix&Willow wrote:Lol! Your so right ha ha, Yasmin has discovered that sticky fingers aren't helpful either - I'm sure there are fur balls in or lungs, I might might have to invest in a clothes brush, Roary is making me look like one of those batty old 'cat' ladies always covered in fluff- next thing I will be weeing my pants and wearing jumpers with pictures of wolves on, you know the type

lol our gerty must of shed her skirt pretty quick in the garden or she has sat and pulled at it all day or something, cos our martin found it and it was one massive peice he thought it was a dead rat lol. He still picked it up the minger lol

We were at the vets for jabs a while ago and wore a black t shirt which looked like a white fleece by the time I got out. So on the 2nd jab visit I wore a white t shirt which didn't show the fur but showed up Lilly's wee as she got stressed out.
I'm going in my bikini in 6 months- wont show fur or wee for when I'm queing at reception.

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Felix&Willow wrote:Lol! Your so right ha ha, Yasmin has discovered that sticky fingers aren't helpful either - I'm sure there are fur balls in or lungs, I might might have to invest in a clothes brush, Roary is making me look like one of those batty old 'cat' ladies always covered in fluff- next thing I will be weeing my pants and wearing jumpers with pictures of wolves on, you know the type

LOL, I have a friend who wears thise, she tucks them into her high waisted jeans which are tapered down the leg Not a good look. Perhaps not as bad as sporting a freshly moisterised face with a rabbit beard though...................

Lil & Ron's Mum wrote:We were at the vets for jabs a while ago and wore a black t shirt which looked like a white fleece by the time I got out. So on the 2nd jab visit I wore a white t shirt which didn't show the fur but showed up Lilly's wee as she got stressed out.
I'm going in my bikini in 6 months- wont show fur or wee for when I'm queing at reception.

You'll get scratched then

I took trousers back to asda last week to exchange and the woman asked if I had cats as the trousers has white hair over. I said 'erm no 4 rabbits but they haven't been near the trousers'. Wasn't sure if they'd moan about hair lol

icedancer wrote:

Lil & Ron's Mum wrote:We were at the vets for jabs a while ago and wore a black t shirt which looked like a white fleece by the time I got out. So on the 2nd jab visit I wore a white t shirt which didn't show the fur but showed up Lilly's wee as she got stressed out.
I'm going in my bikini in 6 months- wont show fur or wee for when I'm queing at reception.

You'll get scratched then

Never thought of that, its a no win situation!!!

Just got to love the moult! All I see round the shed outside is snow, gathers in all the corners.

When they had their jab updates the other week, it was one of those incredibly hot days we had and the vet had a rather large fan on. She realised what a mistake that was when my two went in she must have had to clean up for ages after that! There was a poor work experience girl in there too who got completely covered in it.