wah!!!!!!!!!, it is great, this long waiting moment has finally came, hope Blueberry and the kits are fine.......thank God.....

feel so refreshing on this sunday morning after looking of all these cute, cute babies

hi, i am not sure where my fren get the photo, but do enjoy.........


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hi, i would recommend u to read 11Jan website on how she introduce her new bunny (named Yohji) to her existing bunny (named buttons)......

http://furrybutts.wordpress.com

for my case, i think i am quite lucky cos i introduce my doe (june) to my buck (coco) at their very young age.......at about two months, they did not fight, i think not because of they r opposite sex, i think because they r still immature their hormon hv yet to kick in.....however, my coco demand a lot of grooming during the introduction stage.....further, i found out that lop ear breed (coco) temperament is quite good and somehow, more tame. nevertheless, i still separate them in a different cage when they grow mature to avoid unnecessary fight.

yap, i notice that my buck drink lesser than my doe, but they do drink and pee a lot, that is why i am not so worry.......however, it they eat a lot of foods which hv high water content, such as fruits, they tend to drink less also, this has what to my buns...

sory for yr loss........so sudden, sweet lebot.......RIP.....

tie yr buns up is not really a good idea, u might want to bring along the play pens and put yr buns in the play pens for them to explore in the field, well...the more play pens u have, the bigger space u can provide to yr buns........