
Our little world at home on the urban prairie and along life's highway with Nolan & Lacy the Bichons Frises.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Here I Am
Tonight I was at the front end of the rabbitry when Pip suddenly appeared -practically at my feet. I gave her some feed and she sat and contently munched while keeping one eye on me as I went from cage to cage to feed the others. Later as I headed out to the spigot to get some water and I saw another bunny approach. This one was smaller and as soon as I came back from filling the water container it scurried under the lilac bush. I finished my chores and went back in the house and mentioned to Andrew that there was another bunny out there with Pip and that I thought it was one of her babies. He agreed and said he had been watching it for about a week and that it was getting less timid by the day. Interesting....it might be one of her May babies. The bunny was too big to have been born recently. Andrew said that I am going to go out one day and find that all my rabbits have been sprung loose. If you've never read Watership Down I highly suggest it.

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4 comments:
Pip is so cute! I wonder what the Angora rabbits are saying about Pip?
Hi, Annette. I love your rabbitry. I hadn't seen interior pictures of it before. Do you use pans under the cages or does the pooh fall to the floor where you have what looks like mulch? Since my rabbits are outdoors and not in a building I've been experimenting with letting their pooh fall under the cage and then raking it out (or shoveling it)for use on the garden. I was just wondering what other people do.
Hi Annette, I LOVE your relationship with Pip and her family/friends. You should compile all the pictures and stories of Pip into book formate. It'd make a wonderful childrens book!
That is sooooo special that you have Pip and she has brought her kid around! I would like to have some outside hutches like you have, they look very nice and spacious.
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