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I know this post isn’t filled with wondering questions, but I’m quite excited to have maybe figured out what kind of bunny Mr. Bingley is!
when I got him, the lady at the pet store (and looking back, I know I shoud have adopted, but then I wouldn’t have my precious boy) told me he was a Hotot. When I was researching what kind of rabbit I thought would fit best in my lifestyle, I had come across pictures of Hotots and Bing definitely does not look like one. So I waited out for him to finish growing. His mama was this HUGE white bunny (or so the pet store told me) but he is still a tiny little thing. Maybe 4 lbs. Maybe. He is 8 months old and at this point, he looks like a mini-rex.
What do y’all think?
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I don’t know much about bunny breeds, but he sure is cute
! I love his black markings. BunBun almost picked out a wife with markings similar to that, but instead decided on her sister, who is black with a white nose, just like BunBun.
He has pretty big ears- could he still be growing? I heard that rabbirs “grow into” their ears, but who knows. Bing and Beka’s bunnies, Meadow and Max would look adorable together! I love that both buns are white/black but Max is a lop and the Meadow is an up-ear bun. I love matching bunnies- lol. -
Those pictures are baby pictures. I know, its shameful not to have updated them! I’m working on borrowing a camera since mine broke. His fur has changed, minus the fur between his ears and around his shoulder blades. Its like his baby fur still. Everywhere else is short and really soft and shiny. I wouldn’t doubt he is a mix though. I’m not sure if he was related to any of the other baby bunnies he was with, but I picked him because he looked so different than all of them. There was another one I was thinking about that had a lion mane, but he was so skiddish I couldn’t get to know him. Bing just sat in my lap and stared at me.
I can’t imagine not having him. I will work on more pictures!
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