cinderelly

MEEE!
we adopted him from spca a few years ago when he was about 3 already.
he's a lop-ear =D
i love bunnies!

cinderelly

mibu's calbee looks like my bunny
except mine is a lop-ear~ =D

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how do i post pictures =\? do i have to have my pictures uploaded onto another site and then link it over here? cuz i don't =\

cinderelly

here's my bunny! =D
we adopted him from spca when he was around 3 yrs ago
he was named snickers. but i didn't really like it at that time so i just called him bunny
and eventually it became barni =p
it's been 4 years now.. =D
he's very gwai and very healthy
i hope he'll stay this way forever <3

oh and thank you siu mai bb for teaching me how to attach pictures~ =)

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and one more ^^

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jumping in and out of the bathtub?! wah~ wouldn't that be very slippery for them?
barni gets nervous everytime when he's not on carpet. he'll try to run really fast towards the carpet area.. but then he's afraid of slipping so he looks like he's running really quickly but actually moving really slowly.

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dr upjohn is way too far for me. we went there once for my hamster and holy it took more than an hour. if it was an emergency and we needed to take our bunny there, he would've freaked out so badly for the long car ride.

do you guys bring your bunny there for annual check ups?

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my bf and i cut our bunny's nails =)
he flips him over (trances him) and have him on his lap, while i help hold him to make sure he doesn't jump. i get really nervous every time we do this though. i feel like i'm more nervous than the bunny =p

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i don't think it's actually THAT hard. (but then again i'm not the one doing it)
what we do is when our bunny is sitting still on the ground, we put a towel over him (make sure the towel is big enough). the towel needs to cover the entire bunny. then hold the towel in a way so the bunny cannot see - when bunnies can't see they stay still (most of the time =p) then scoop up the bunny with both arms, with your left arm resting on the ground on the left side of the bunny and do the same for the right side with your left arm. and then flip him over. this shouldn't be too hard if your towel is big enough. so the bunny is sort of trapped inside the towel. we usually put him on my bf's lap, then i help cover the bunny's eyes with the towel (make sure he can breath though!) and my other hand'll usually be holding the bunny's hands or feet or the tummy. when someone is holding/touching the bunny firmly the bunny feels safer too so he's less likely to jump.

go on youtube too you should be able to find a bunch of videos on that =)