Arg! Rabbits...
19 January 2009, 02:30 PM
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Arg! Rabbits...
A few months ago I received two 'girl' rabbits from Freecycle that were in need of a home (Mother and Daughter).
I now have the Mother rabbit making a nest, pulling out hair and getting fat. Apparently an immaculate conception and the next resurrection has got mixed up and will be a rabbit instead (or maybe the previous owners made a mistake with the sex of the little rabbit ...).
So if anyone would like a baby rabbit in a few weeks time, let me know ...
Steve
I now have the Mother rabbit making a nest, pulling out hair and getting fat. Apparently an immaculate conception and the next resurrection has got mixed up and will be a rabbit instead (or maybe the previous owners made a mistake with the sex of the little rabbit ...).
So if anyone would like a baby rabbit in a few weeks time, let me know ...
Steve
19 January 2009, 02:44 PM
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So if it wasn't a little girl rabbit, then it was a little boy one?
So if I'm understanding this properly, your trying to off load a mutant rabbit that has come about by a little boy rabbit ******** his mum?
So if I'm understanding this properly, your trying to off load a mutant rabbit that has come about by a little boy rabbit ******** his mum?
19 January 2009, 02:51 PM
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19 January 2009, 05:10 PM
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Phantom pregnancies arent uncommon in rabbits.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
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Phantom pregnancies arent uncommon in rabbits.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
Hmmmmmm.....................
19 January 2009, 05:44 PM
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Okay, after having spent 5 minutes looking at Rabbit **** and then comparing it. It IS a boy, so little mutant bunnies here we come ... and as it has started to create the next in the next day or two apparently.
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19 January 2009, 06:05 PM
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You little sod!
19 January 2009, 07:22 PM
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Phantom pregnancies arent uncommon in rabbits.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
get someone to hold it on its back while you have a rummage between its legs - rabbit nads are generally flat grey flaps either side of the business area - quite hard to see unless you have a close look. Also, press just above its naughty place and see if a ***** pops out or not. Its less than a centimeter long normally.
20 January 2009, 11:33 AM
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A few months ago I received two 'girl' rabbits from Freecycle that were in need of a home (Mother and Daughter).
I now have the Mother rabbit making a nest, pulling out hair and getting fat. Apparently an immaculate conception and the next resurrection has got mixed up and will be a rabbit instead (or maybe the previous owners made a mistake with the sex of the little rabbit ...).
So if anyone would like a baby rabbit in a few weeks time, let me know ...
Steve
I now have the Mother rabbit making a nest, pulling out hair and getting fat. Apparently an immaculate conception and the next resurrection has got mixed up and will be a rabbit instead (or maybe the previous owners made a mistake with the sex of the little rabbit ...).
So if anyone would like a baby rabbit in a few weeks time, let me know ...
Steve
Good one J4CKO
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23 January 2009, 07:03 PM
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Sell them to that guy who wants to elongate his manhood buy buying a Rifle and murdering them.
Should be quite hard to hit them when they are little babies.
Should be quite hard to hit them when they are little babies.
23 January 2009, 07:05 PM
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23 January 2009, 07:05 PM
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Do something about it quick otherwise you will have to kick bishop Brennan up da ***
23 January 2009, 09:23 PM
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Steve have you moved the male to another cage? Apart from them breeding straight away the male in the cage with the babies could eat them or be killed himself by an extremely protective mother.
Good luck with looking after that lot! Our 3 are more work than I like so 6 will keep you busy
Good luck with looking after that lot! Our 3 are more work than I like so 6 will keep you busy
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Steve have you moved the male to another cage? Apart from them breeding straight away the male in the cage with the babies could eat them or be killed himself by an extremely protective mother.
Good luck with looking after that lot! Our 3 are more work than I like so 6 will keep you busy
Good luck with looking after that lot! Our 3 are more work than I like so 6 will keep you busy
I guess the phrase 'at it like rabbits' is actually true ...
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04 February 2009, 12:11 AM
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04 February 2009, 12:34 PM
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rob thats soooooo bad,,,,,,,
get a butcher to do it for you, less hassel,,,,, lol
nah joking aside we have one at home, i love him to bits bless him, even if he can be a grumpy sod
get a butcher to do it for you, less hassel,,,,, lol
nah joking aside we have one at home, i love him to bits bless him, even if he can be a grumpy sod
