Bunny themed book- still need more pictures!

[SirThumpsey]

 I have been making books for my little one to look at and when shes ready read…And since I plan to raise her around bunnies I’d like for her to know all the body positions. I dont think she will be able to realy understand them untl she is a little older but I’m expecting this project to take a while.

 

I know that there are some pictures of different positions but I haven’t found too many of lops…as its a little harder to notice the different in position. So if you all will be willing to help me, I would like for you to add photos to this thread of different positions…Whether your buns are lops or not,living or passed on. And I’ll let her know that its from all her friends at BB. Please include Name age and suspected breed of your bun. And I’ll use either your first name and state (or city if thats ok) or just your bb name…

Don’t forget the bunny flops! 

Thanks all!

-Jo

 

EDIT: Bonded pairs wanted too.

Or if you would like me to just “steal” your pics from previous posts of yours, let me know and I’ll take care of the rest. When I’m finished,I’ll upload the pages.

Thanks again, guys!

[KytKattin]

Nova is the queen of “prairie-dogging” where she props herself up on her back feet. Here are two pictures of her. She is age 5, Polish, and her color is broken chocolate. I am Kelly from Sacramento.

[FrankieFlash]

This is a cute idea. I thought of doing something like this just to show people the difference between happy bun and unhappy bun. I hear way to often that people’s bunnies love being held and even though I think some are happy to be held most aren’t and people are just reading their bun wrong. I have some good examples of Bunny puddles:

and some flops (you can tell what my favorite pictures to take are ):

here’s a good begging shot:

and here’s a pose I’m pretty sure means something but I have no clue what it is:

Bunjamin Franklin is about 6 months almost 7. He’s of harlequin pattern but unknown breed. Some kind of smaller mix though because he’ll only be 3 lbs at most. My name is Anna and I’m from Michigan.

Hope this helps. I look forward to looking at other people’s photos!

[Cheddar33]

I have lots of flops. His name is Cheddar and he is two years and six months old. He’s a Holland Lop (no dwarf gene). 

Pancake. 

Grooming hula style. 

Regular laying.

Grooming another bunny. The broken blue is named Pepperoni. She is two years and two months old. The tort is named Meatball and he is one year and nine months old. They are both Holland Lops too but with the dwarf gene. 

Sleeping together.

[SirThumpsey]

Oh these are really awesome pictures…although I don’t think there could be a bad picture of a bunny.

Anna I think that is a general alert picture. Probably saw you watching him, snapping photos like the paparazzi….

[Lis]

 Here’s a few pictures of my bridge babies that might be good choices:

First up: Cortana, Flemish Giant

 And now, Stormy. Netherland Dwarf:

 Now for Link, Flemish Giant:

Here’s both Link the bridge bunny and Navi, my living bunny, who is a Lionhead:

And here’s just Navi:

[SirThumpsey]

Aww, I love Lionheads! So furry!

Also, I want to add this pictures of bonded buns are also welcome. I’d like to show her what aggressive posture looks like too so if anyone has pics of that..
I think that would be cool.

Thanks again for your help.

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