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Meet Winston. He’s a Dwarf, lionhead, siamease bunny.
And is pretty awesome if I can say.He’s pretty well litter trained. He’s only 4 months or so old now. I’ve already needed to block off the bottom of the couches and underneath the Recliener. He grew fond of pulling the stuffing out. He’s just starting to hop, and jump. I let him out around 7-8am then the girlfriend lets him run around noon to 1. then he’s out from about 8 to midnight everynight. This is probably the coolest pet i’ve ever owned.
He JUST got big enough to jump up on the couch and chair, and he’ll lay beside (only for a second or two) and then hop off and do his bunny thing.
Weird thing is, we have carpet in the living room where he is kept, and it goes into a Kitchen that has tile, and then back into a hallway that is carpet. He has never touched the kitchen floor. He just won’t cross onto that tile. It’s pretty weird. I’m not about to place him on it either. I just thought it was odd. For now though, the living room is plenty of space for such a little bunny.
Took him to the vet when we got him. He weight 1lb 12oz. Now’s up to 2lbs 13oz. not much bigger, but they said he was very runty and may not get over 4lbs.
First photo he’s about 6-8weeks. Second he’s about 4months. You can tell he’s a lot darker in the ears and face. Becoming more playful then curious. I like him.
Here’s a video of him : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbC_Q91bPZ0
I knows there’s wires and stuff he’s playing in, but he could care less for them. Never seen him chew on one, but they’re all put up or he’s watched when he’s out.
Still trying to get a fill for what he does, and doesn’t like to do. Then we’ll baracde, and accomidate accordingly
Anyways, I like this whole indoor bunny thing.
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