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- 04/10/2008 at 3:58 PM
  jpgood
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  I know I have written alot lately but with hubby sick he isn’t much company. So I have been thinking about our shadow bun. 1. She knows something is up she hasn’t thumped once at night while hubby is up hacking and sneezing ( he ended up with bronchitis ) I think she knows he cant go downstairs and coddle her so she has kept quiet so he can “rest”. 2. she might need to be fixed SOON she humped my slipper and hubby’s arm .3. I think she loves hubby more then me she will sit for hubby while he pets her but wont sit for me. Thats all for now.
- 04/10/2008 at 7:35 PM
  MarkBun
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  Buns, like most pets, can sense people’s moods. One of the volunteers at Save A Bunny has an Angora that just is a big fuss bucket and won’t sit still. But when she takes her on outreach projects and puts her with patients like ones with Altheimers, she sits very still so they can see her and pet her.
- 04/10/2008 at 7:55 PM
  Holly
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  Holly is funny. She’ll let me pet her, but she really loves my hubbies pets. I think it is because I”m more outgoing with her. I’ll play with her whereas hubby is more reserved. He enjoys petting her, but the other day I had a really bad day. I was crying, and she came and sat near me and let me pet her. I agree with the mood thing.
- 04/10/2008 at 11:41 PM
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  Oohh bunnies can be very moody too … just like us humans … they must get hacked off too!
  
  My daugher is sneezing and coughing all over the house lately … must be the allergies … she is no fun either.
  
  I get more contentment hanging out with my gold fish … he loves me … he gets excited when I am near his tank … probably think he is getting more food … he loves his flakes in the morning. At least he doesn’t bite me LOL.
  
  Oh the joys of having bunnies and hubbies… in my case a 10 year old.
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