Look! We adopted a bunny! This is not just any old bunny either, this is the sweetest, mellowest, most inquisitive bunny EVER. He’s got the funniest little bunny bum and a twitchy little bunny nose and he’s incredibly soft and cuddly. I always wanted a bunny!
We don’t actually have him yet. We bought him and all the bunny paraphernalia like a water bottle, a bunny hut, hay and bunny food. But he’s going to stay at Critter Jungle (our favourite pet store) until Friday. That’s because I’m leaving for Saskatoon today (I’m going to a conference) and also because we need to get a good rabbit cage and get it all set up before we bring him home.
He’s a little boy bunny, four months old, and he’s a Lionhead. As you can see from this picture – which doesn’t do him justice – he matches Duncan and Rosie.
What do you think we should name him?
Jack (rabbit).
I looked on The Google and saw the name Ginger, which tends to be a girl’s name, except in Britain, red-heads are called gingers.
Peter Rabbit. Also, Br’er Rabbit.
Terzo. Meaning third. As in the third ginger boy.
Better call Saul!
Cinnabun! What a cute bunny; has he reached full size yet?
What a cutie! I’ve wanted a bunny for a long, time but Dave says no more pets!
He’s a cutie! I had to look up “Lionhead”, to see what that’s about. So, not an angora — but could you still get spinnable fiber from the “mane”? Ha, Duncan could probably provide more!
Ummm… lunch…?
Looks like the bunny’s name is going to be Other.
Kasper Other
Jasper Wabbit. J-Dubbya to his pals …
My family debated my name for so long that I was nearly named by the province. Given my first name which is not Grace, it might have been a good thing. Please tell me that your bunny has a name!