Holly's behaviour
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gemma997
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Holly's behaviour
Holly has been behaving in a certain way and I wondered if anyone could please give some opinions.
She is always a loving snuggly bun but for the past two days or so, she hasn't left either my hubby or I alone. She sleeps on my bed, well, I haven't even been able to turn over without her coming across to me and getting as close as she can, even giving me kisses on the mouth. I am not complaining it is adorable and she is in very good health (as naughty as ever LOL) but this is a little excessive even for my Holls.
She wants to sit on me all the time and she rolls over onto her side whilst being in my arms. She does this anyway sometimes but it is just more frequent. She has also been running around, and grunting and stamping too but not in a frightened way, more a "I cannot get enough love" way.
Thanks huns
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JO xx
She is always a loving snuggly bun but for the past two days or so, she hasn't left either my hubby or I alone. She sleeps on my bed, well, I haven't even been able to turn over without her coming across to me and getting as close as she can, even giving me kisses on the mouth. I am not complaining it is adorable and she is in very good health (as naughty as ever LOL) but this is a little excessive even for my Holls.
She wants to sit on me all the time and she rolls over onto her side whilst being in my arms. She does this anyway sometimes but it is just more frequent. She has also been running around, and grunting and stamping too but not in a frightened way, more a "I cannot get enough love" way.
Thanks huns
Hugs
JO xx
jolovesbunnies- Elder Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
How old is Holly?
Have you been out longer than normal? Or away?
Soundwave was very clingy when I came back from working away at last weekend.
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Have you been out longer than normal? Or away?
Soundwave was very clingy when I came back from working away at last weekend.
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gemma997- Established Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
How you been ill recently? I've found with all the buns I've been especially close to that they become very attuned to our moods and health.
While I've been poorly with this UTI (about 2 weeks) Henry was rather aloof, even when it was feed time. Then when I began to recover and feel more myself he came back to me and to lying on my feet in the evening and weaving round me when I'm doing jobs. I believe he knew I was ill and gave me some space (or he just didn't want to catch anything:lol: ).
Animals, including rabbits, often display a sixth sense and seem to know of impending disasters... may be you should take extra care when crossing the road tomorrow
While I've been poorly with this UTI (about 2 weeks) Henry was rather aloof, even when it was feed time. Then when I began to recover and feel more myself he came back to me and to lying on my feet in the evening and weaving round me when I'm doing jobs. I believe he knew I was ill and gave me some space (or he just didn't want to catch anything:lol: ).
Animals, including rabbits, often display a sixth sense and seem to know of impending disasters... may be you should take extra care when crossing the road tomorrow
woodwench- Established Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
I've no idea, Jo
Sorry!
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Re: Holly's behaviour
This is the joys of the unspayed bun Jo, she is probably just in season and this will pass. Either that or you're smelling strongly of cake!
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Holly is about five and a half Gemma love and no, I never leave her. Ha ha Woodwench love, I have been quite poorly on and off for a while now and I did wonder if this had anything to do with it. I will not be crossing any roads for the foreseeable future so will have to watch I don't blow myself up or something LOL!! I don't think I am strongly smelling of cake Cheryl, I haven't eaten at all in the last three days.
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jolovesbunnies- Elder Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Is she still the same Jo?
KatieB- Elder Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Thanks for asking Katie love, no she is back to normal now, Still friendly but not all over me as she was last week.
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Glad to hear everything fine
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gemma997- Established Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Thanks hunni, I think it was just a phase.
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jolovesbunnies- Elder Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Nice phase I hope!?
c.bolduan- Established Hopper
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Re: Holly's behaviour
Yes it was love, but she has calmed down a little. Still very loving as always. I am so proud of her because she always wants to be fussed by my friends when they come in and doesn't run away and hide.
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