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I posted a really long time ago on these boards but it’s been awhile and not sure if I ever introduced my dear sweet girls. Pippin was bought off the street in a bad part of town in LA. When my roommate refused to care for her, she surrendered her to me and I’m so happy she did because she is one half of my world! Anyway she was just a little peanut when I got her and I’ve watched her grow and she just melts my heart with her sweet personality and willingness to be pet and cuddled (but not held). I’ve come to the conclusion that she’s a Palomino breed type. I don’t know if that’s accurate but she looks like a Pal and her weight is right on so that’s what she is to me. After I got her spayed I thought she might need a companion as I worked 8 hour days so that’s where Bella came into the picture. I got her at a nearby pet store while picking up bunny supplies. I thought she was just a larger Netherland Dwarf for years as her body isn’t quite as compact as a Nethie and she was sold to me as such. I think she might be a Polish. Anyway she’s my little diva and has attitude and spunk for days. They lived separately for a bit until Bella was spayed and they’ve lived together ever since and are the best of friends. Together they have lived in 3 separate places with me, Pippin has lived in 4, and I couldn’t do without them!
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Posted By BunnymomKS on 11/29/2013 09:11 PM
They are adorable!
Pippin looks like a Palomino to me! They are a very loving and lovable breed. I had a female, Annie, from 1998-2002 (she was around 6 when she died), and I have a male, Shamrock, born 5/6/2003 and still hanging in there!
Can Shamrock be Pippins boyfriend? heehee
And yes Pippin has been the most delightful, loving bunny a person could ever ask for!! She’s captured my entire heart.
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Posted By AndHenry on 12/01/2013 05:02 AM
Oh my bunnluff – your babies are beautiful!!!
I did the same – jumped into BB without the formal introduction. I struggled to add the photo’s to my profile, no chance that I could understand how to add photo’s like you did for there intro – good on you! They are fantastic!
Tell your girls Pippin and Bella to watch out for Henry – he goes straight for the pretty girls! lol….Thank you! I sure am a proud mama
And Henry sounds like quite the studly bunny!
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