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I got home for my lunch break, and took Bailey outside to give her a good brushing. Of course, either way I faced, the fur still flew into my face. But Bailey was interested in getting down to explore. This was her second time ever to be outside. So I let her down and grabbed a camera. She dug a little in the dirt, smelled some plants, at a cilantro leaf, chewed on some brick and mortar (yeah, weird), and then went to say hi to Jaymie (my boston who loves to sunbathe).
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Thanks!
Jaymie is a Boston Terrirer and that breed is typically black and white, except the breed standard usually has more of the white going around the back of the neck. And they are usually little bigger than she is. She was the runt of the litter.
Here is the standard Boston
And they also have a brindle/white color and a red/white variety colors.
Bailey’s belly is completely healed. Her hair is starting to come in where they shaved her, but the scar on her belly won’t grow any fur. But that doesn’t slow her down. And her personality has done a completely 180. She’s so happy now. As for her first sheding, can that make rabbits cranky? She’s been thumping randomly through the day – who knows what that’s all about. lol
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