I look after her rabbit (Buddy) when she goes away, and she looks after B and Little Miss occasionally. Its a win win situation, as B and Little Miss just love their Auntie and her rabbit. Little Miss can often be heard saying "I want that Bunny" when the rabbit comes to stay.
This Easter my sister is going away to talk to some Tasmanian Alpacas (don't ask) so we are very pleased to be getting a visit from a real live Easter Bunny. I am planning to hide chocolate treats in his hutch and just can't wait to see B and Little Miss's faces.Buddy is an exceptional rabbit. He's a spirited lad not afraid to mess in. Buddy loves time out of his hutch to run jump and explore. He just loves to eat apple. He will nudge you with his nose for a pat, and has even been known to pick up toys with his teeth and move them around. Recently we found out that he just loves the sand pit, he seemed to want to play with the sand. Instead of just digging in it, Buddy pushed the sand forward with his front paws, something I had never seen a rabbit do before.
2 comments:
Wow, I didn't know rabbits could be such "interative" pets. I thought they just hung out in the hutch. Very cool to have the Easter Bunny in residence!
How wonderful for the kids (and YOU) to have a real live bunny to play with for Easter.
Oh happy days!
Hugs
Peggy xxx
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