Another newbie introduction. Rabbit pics.

Hi there, my name is Donna. Im from Central Scotland and keep 6 rabbits. A group of 4 (Neutered male and three entire females), and 2 three month old girls. It wasnt until last year that I decided to get rabbits. Ive had experience with everything from horses to reptiles but realised I was lacking a bit in the "normal pets". Although I thought rabbits would be great they are much better pets than ever expected. Probably because the only rabbits ive know have been lonely forgotten ones in old tiny hutches.

Heres some pics of the group. They have a 9 x 5 shed with a 5 x 2 double floored hutch at one end and the run of a 15metre garden on a sunny day.

Dylan (left) Indie (right)



Peanut



Cookie in the middle



Cuddles!




The 2 young females on their first day before a good brush. A little bigger now.

Nugget



Ebony.



Thanks!

Awwww they are just gorgous and so so fluffy!

I'm also in Scotland, so it is good to have another Celt on here. We have a couple of other folk as well.

Hope you have fun joining in. There is a lot of information and advice on here for the taking and when you've read all that, get stuck in on the threads. Don't be shy about posting as we all have to start off too.

I wont be shy lol ill just be a photoholic! Just been out to give them there evening hay etc. Poor dylan is being plucked slightly by cookie as she is going through a false pregnancy it appears and using the poor lad as bedding. Thankfully she seems to be letting him grow in again. He still loves her though.

Where about in Scotland are you?

Poor Dylan! Just as well he is a fluffster.

I'm in Elgin which is very cold tonight. My hands are freezing as my heating has gone off now! Making a cup of tea to keep warm.

Hey Donna welcome to HH Yours buns are gorgeous. I look forward to hearing more about them! And seeing pics ofcourse!

Now Charlotte, would you have said that to a guy! 'Your buns are gorgeous'. Urrrmmmm ....... actually on reflection, you would

oooh Elgin I know that for some reason. Im in Fife, quite mild tonight.

Thanks for the welcome.
There will be plenty pics. If its nice they will be out in the garden tomorrow, Unfortunately its concrete and gravel so no grazing but great for the excersise so might get some pics then.

I used to live in Cupar before I moved back to Elgin. Fife is a lovely part of the country.

Looking forward to tomorrow's photos.

Hi Donna (and lovely bunstas!) and welcome to HH

Hi Donna and Fluffy Family

Welcome to HH! x x x x

Absolutely stunning bunnies! Gorgeous

Welcome to HH xx

thanks for the nice welcome. Can I upload a video of them the same way i would pics on photobucket?

^ No, you'd need to upload your vid to photobucket and then link to it from there using the video icon in the post section

Hi and welcome to HH
Your bunnies look absolutely gorgeous

Hi Donna

Welcome to you and your bunnies - they are all gorgeous!

Hope you enjoy Happy Hoppers, it's a great forum.

I'm in Scotland too - through in the west though, in Ayrshire.

Hi Donna, welcome to Happy Hoppers. I am another celt, though living in exile in Devon. I am from Glasgow originally and go back there frequently to visit family. Your bunnies are stunning.

Welcome to HH

Nugget and Ebony are to die for!! If I lived anywhere near you I would come and snatch them in the night!

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Nugget and Ebony are to die for!! If I lived anywhere near you I would come and snatch them in the night!

quite glad you dont then lol. Decided to slowly introduce them to the others now. One at a time. I have now had indie out with them for 5 mins and it went well so will do this for a week each day and then introduce the next one. By the time i get to peanut (the only one with a slight issue with ebony) they should all be bonded and accepted by the rest of peanuts group and she will see that and have to reconsider lol.

I am new too, welcome to the forums Your bunnies are gorgeous, especially little nugget!

Aw they are so nice, welcome to you and your little fluff balls of joy!

Hi and welcome