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Hey all of you beautiful buns and their silly humans!
We have missed one and each of you. It has been a long time, we know. But this human was in a bit of a mess last few years, not that much has changed but still. I have finally found some time to write few lines here.
So first of all, everyone is healthy, happy and sassy as only buns can be. Hollywood love stories have nothing on Bianca and Redford. We have gone trough house renovations last year and that took some time but bunnies didn’t mind it. They have found their on fun in all of that. Their adopted son is a big German Shepard now, but can still behave as a pup from time to time, so Redford gives him a slap just to remind him who has the biggest ears around the house.
His overly playful moments usually end with him crying and ruining to hide in his safe place, where silly bun wont reach him. 
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Ty all and hey bam again
! Well they are getting along nicely its just poor pup from time to time. Redford actually has a vivid relationship with him but Bianca is still just ignoring him, or in a best case scenario just zoom to him, give him a kiss and zoom away and over him again
BunNoob yhea I know I think I have seen him/her around
garfy, Redford, male is 2.5 years old now, and dwarf loop (or at least I think he is), and Bianca (2 years old) is just a pure blood crazy-mountain-goat Linohead -
Niamiaaaaaaan !!!!! Yay. Redford is SO Henry’s lost lost brother (in miniature maybe)
Photos are lovely and pup is gorgeous !!!!! How great that he lets buns get up close and personal at the food plate. That shows total confidence.
I have a new adopted 7yr old dog and he def does NOT let any furball get near his dinner (i could lick it out, he wouldnt worry at all)Hope to see you back more. :hug:
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Hey Vienna nice to see you and your girl again (and her new huby)
We will be more here defiantly! And far as the dinner goes Redford can be really nasty. I have to hide all the dog food bags away under the lock and the key. And not because Rocky (pup). Redford just makes hole in it and starts to works his way into the bag. And if I try to take it away form him he starts to growl, again not the dog, Redford!
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