Shear Luck Enterprises: Bunnies are growing

Monday, June 20, 2011

Bunnies are growing

It is amazing to me how these little sweet baby bunnies can start out to little and helpless, and in a matter of weeks, they can be full grown and so much bigger. This is a picture of our

"Blue Eyed White" baby Lionhead bunny.

This baby was born April 1, 2011. So, she is just a few weeks old. This baby is a "Blue Tort."

If you remember the post with my little baby girl bunny that broke her leg. (See this post: http://shearluckenterprises.blogspot.com/2011/04/my-babies.html) Well, here she is! She is completely healed and doing great! What a sweet little girl she is too!
From this picture, I am certain you can tell why these are called "Lionhead" bunnies.
I am a bit confused as to her color though. She started out at a black tort, but the color has changed so much, and gotten so much lighter, I am not certain if she can be categorized as such, at this point.

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StaceyJune 30, 2011 at 3:28 PM
Hey, I'm so happy to see your little bunny made a complete recovery. I miss ours every time I see a pic of one. This breed is so beautiful. That's interesting that you lived in the Tampa area. That's where we lived for 2 years! We were in Carrollwood. I will keep posting pics of what we do at our library for the remainder of the summer. Hope you get a chance to stop by! Take care!
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Crazy Life of a Writing MomJuly 11, 2011 at 7:49 AM
OH my gosh, soooo regal and cute :0) I'm glad she's doing so well.
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