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Just thought I ought to say hi!
Oxo and Bisto are two Lionhead X Dutch brothers who have been with us since May 2009 when they were nine weeks old. They are our first rabbits and we’ve all been on a steep bunny learning curve together. Oxo is very much in charge whilst Bisto attempts to get more than his fair share of raisins by looking cute and defenceless. They are also fussy little … rabbits… who do an impressive array of looks that could kill. Their favourite place in the whole world is the corner of the rug in the living room, so most photos of them have the same background!
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This is Oxo on the left and Bisto on the right. I know I’m biased, but I think they’re the most gorgeous rabbits in the world!
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They are indeed neutered – I will confess that I didn’t realise quite how important it was for rabbits initially but Oxo had already settled the matter by pulling Bisto’s fur out by the time I found the information on it. They are also bonded, Mirbear, they are from the same litter so have never been apart. Oh, and you can’t have them but I have seen pics of Hershey and Twix and if you realise they’ve disappeared they may be on a little holiday in the UK.
Bisto is black & white – it’s just shown up some faded parts of fur. I’m not sure if it’s faded fur he’s losing in his shed or sunbathing in the kitchen is to blame. You can barely see it in real life though. Oxo has a white half collar that you can just see in this pic, jerseygirl, It swipes across his chest as well. But the secret white mark is the white patch on the very tip of his chin – can only be seen from underneath!
As a side note, they are proud to have received the accolade of “being the shiniest rabbits I have ever seen” from our vet. I was very proud, anyway. They were possibly too busy sulking to have noticed.
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