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Topic: Brag about your pets  (Read 108174 times)

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I demand more NiftyNif ferrets. We'll riot in the streets if we don't get any more ferret pictures!
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Oh boy!  Here's some more pictures of my beautiful babies:


Big Rig being nosy


Jesse caught in the middle of grooming and pretending to be embarrassed


The two being peas in a pod, sleeping in their hammock normally, just like anyone should sleep.
They usually rotate around and through their hammock, kicking each other out of it, and adjusting several times throughout the night.  Usually one of them is hanging out of it.  They have other places to sleep in case they don't want to cuddle, but this seems to be their preferred arrangement.

They look ruffly in these pictures because they're working on shedding their winter coat.  Today, they look less ruffly and slimmer.  Overall, they seem pretty happy!
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Everyone's pets are so fluffy, oh my gosh
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My pet is a colony of about ten billion yeast cells, living in a mixture of flour and water. I can make bread, pizza dough, and pancakes with my pet.
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Yay for sourdough starter! XP



I think this is my favorite picture of Tony and Lieutenant to date.
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Here is a fluffy bunny in a bed
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Magnolia is a pretty good name for a fluffy white bun :3
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She eats regular bunny things, but I'm convinced she actually draws sustenance from petting, snuggles, and general hedonism.

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From left to right, their names are Yuri, Niko and Olga



Yuri is a live wire, Niko loves to come onto your head and nibble your hair and glasses, and Olga is a more elderly, lazy budgie. They're soft!
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Buddy is a good dish washer
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I've been living a pet-free existence for a while but I'm about to rent a room from a guy who owns a friendly old dog, and who might let me get something like a bunny. [yay] \o/ [yay]

Is bunny ownership generally a good time? Are they affectionate or playful animals?
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I've been living a pet-free existence for a while but I'm about to rent a room from a guy who owns a friendly old dog, and who might let me get something like a bunny. [yay] \o/ [yay]

Is bunny ownership generally a good time? Are they affectionate or playful animals?
Gyro, September 14, 2016, 10:53:53 am

My friend has a bunny, and he's a bit of a grump and is skittish, but like all animals the amount they like snuggling varies from bunny to bunny. Do be prepared to lose headphones, small cables, books, and papers, because damn they chew on everything. Her Leo got my purse strap once. They are cute as hell though

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My friend has a bunny, and he's a bit of a grump and is skittish, but like all animals the amount they like snuggling varies from bunny to bunny. Do be prepared to lose headphones, small cables, books, and papers, because damn they chew on everything. Her Leo got my purse strap once. They are cute as hell though
Sanguinary Novel, September 14, 2016, 02:53:54 pm

I've lost a shirt to a rabbit because it chewed a tiny hole through it. While I was wearing it.

It was very cuddly and affectionate, though, so I think it was a good trade.

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I've been living a pet-free existence for a while but I'm about to rent a room from a guy who owns a friendly old dog, and who might let me get something like a bunny. [yay] \o/ [yay]

Is bunny ownership generally a good time? Are they affectionate or playful animals?
Gyro, September 14, 2016, 10:53:53 am

They can be.  I've had 3 in my adult life all with varying personalities.  I think they are a great pet because they are easy to litter-box train (they naturally like to go in corners, add a box, presto), they can be really playful and fun, and they force you to visit the produce aisle more than you normally would.  One of ours lived nearly 9 years (adopted from approx. 1 year old with her sister).

My current rabbit acts more like a middle aged golden retriever  for example.  She just wants to lay in a bed and get pet, brushed, and played with.  She likes to explore the guest bedroom, bathroom, etc.  Doesn't really nip or eat cords, clothes, other non bunny things.

Matilda, one of two sisters we had previous, was a former rock guitarist reincarnated as a rabbit.  She would let herself out, eat cords, harrass her sister, jump up on the chairs, couches, beds and eat them, jump in the hay box, so on and so forth.  She was always trying to turn the apartment into a hotel room on tour.  She had her sweet moments too, but was otherwise a terror.  Charming about it though. 

That is the contrast you could find yourself with.  If it is something your serious about, I'd recommend looking into a local "house rabbit society" in your area.  They are essentially a volunteer organization like the Humane Society, that specializes in giraf...rabbits.

I can answer more in depth questions if you'd like.
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