First time in the garden

They weren't impressed and I think I need to get a bigger run

Oh wow! I think they look as if they are enjoying themselves and that grass look's so green and lush.

I love the last photo

Sooooo beautiful. You have a pair of models! They look like they're really curious and excited.

Junior looking out of the tent

They look like they are quite enjoying themselves

Could you not give them access to the whole garden?

Masie have you tried letting the whole brood out??
Since having our Romeo and Rupert done they are both fine and live with the girls in the garden they all respond to like a kissing sound I make (you know the sound hunters use) I only feed them at the end of the day but they have veg fruit and grass all day. Just a thought xx

4390evans wrote:Masie have you tried letting the whole brood out??
Since having our Romeo and Rupert done they are both fine and live with the girls in the garden they all respond to like a kissing sound I make (you know the sound hunters use) I only feed them at the end of the day but they have veg fruit and grass all day. Just a thought xx

I'd never put them all out together, there are times that there will be disagreements and fight's will occur and some will or may get hurt, if one is ill and has something that is contagious it will be passed on to others and before you know it you have a bunch of sick bunnies.
I know someone who has a lot of rabbits free ranging together and they have bit's of ear missing and some have runny noses and some are limping and they just can't get on all the time when there is so many.
The most I have had together is a trio.

Bring on the booking agents! These too are so adorable! They could definitely be models.
Enter as many bunny/pet photo contests you can. They just exude personality. Their
antics would be seen as enchanting!

Sparky wrote:They look like they are quite enjoying themselves

Could you not give them access to the whole garden?

Unfortunately not The garden is huge and the way it is at the moment, there is nowhere for them to hide if they feel in danger. We only moved in last year so haven't done anything with the garden yet.

There are waaay too many cats in this street. My next door neighbours have two (and one of them took a baby rabbit home during the night ) Two doors up have 2, across the road have 1, their next door neighbours have 2.

It's rather annoying!

The only time there is a bit of confrontation with my lot is when there is a new one thats popped in, I didnt mean the sick ones I know it would be horrible to leave them out but think they would be best kept in till they were better xx

Lovely photos, they look as though theyre enjoying themselves!

...does anyone else ever wish they could shrink down to bun size and see what its like to live in their set up and play with their toys?? Molly and Junior have some cool toys I want to try out the little tent and the black tunnel ...and have a go at binkying too, obviously!

Awww Thumper they are adorable

Love the last photo. Cuteeee

I think they are adorable and look very happy.

Hugs

JO xx

so jealous of the size of your garden

AHHHH soo cute x

fall3n-ang3l wrote:so jealous of the size of your garden

I'll tell that to OH, he's the poor sod that has to cut the grass

We moved in on 10th of June last year and I only ventured down to the bottom for the first time on Friday. Even then, I only did it because my friend made me She couldn't believe I'd never done it before

That's one thing I hope for when I move out, a big garden.

aww so cute and happy,
what a poser junior is
they are doingso well