Lesson two: how to tell if it’s time to feed your bunny.
It’s always time to feed your bunny. But there are different ways to communicate how late you are with feeding your bunny. For example:
Feed me now:
Why haven’t you fed me yet?
-Gus
Understanding Bunnies, Part 2
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8 responses to “Understanding Bunnies, Part 2”
No matter how on time I am to feed my bunnies, they always act like I am late. You just cannot please a rabbit. Period.
When I saw the title, I thought “it’s always time to feed the bunnies” and then saw your answer! I am a well trained human. I know it’s always time to feed them and yet I am still always late. Gus, you look very much like my Squirtford, except he is grayer around the nose. Check him out!
… “Always Late” … and yes, like many things rabbit, it is the title of a Country Song …
yep I see these all the time,xx Rachel
Feeding is NEVER on time–it’s always varying stages of late. Foo’ humans–you’d think they could get it right maybe once in a while.
Happy Turkey Day, Gus and Betz and Mom and Dad!!!!
Gobble Freakin’ Gobble!!!!
Merry Christmas Gus, Betz, mom and dad!!!!!!
Gus and Betsy I hope you both had a wonderful Christmas in your new house. Have a great New Year.
Sawyer, Max, Ruby, Elby, Eddie, Bailey and Binx plus Fawn and Reese the Fosters.