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So, I had an appointment scheduled for today at the vet to look at my Flemish Giant. Nothing was wrong — just making sure everything is okay and talk about scheduling a neutering. Heart, lungs, teeth, muscle-fat ratio all checked out perfectly. I asked why my bunny was almost 6 months old and I haven’t seen any testicles descended… well, they felt around a little bit and took a look. SURPRISE!!! After 4 months with my bunny, I found out HE is a SHE! Hahaha, I can’t believe it. I was so surprised to find out that I’ve been treating my girl like she is “one of the guys”, haha. She also tipped the scales at 12.5 lbs, fyi.
Here is a picture of how big she is compared to my head (and how pretty both of us are).
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Well, when she was a he, she was named after a rock star named Dani Filth I still call her Dani (which worked out perfectly) but that is now short for Danielle Filth
Her full name is now Gott’s Danielle Filth, since I kept her family name from her pedigree in her “official” name (that no one hears anyway, hah).Thank you for the comments — I agree that she is one good looking bunny
I’m gonna take her out on the balcony now since the only good thing about the first big snowfall of the year today is that I discovered she LOVES to play in it. I wish I could upload videos from my phone.
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