They have opened their eyes and walking around and even picking at rabbit food and hay.
Nature never ceases to amaze me how fast new born animals get on with it and thrive so quickly.
Anyone else breeding rabbits or thinking of getting some?
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Oh, they are very cute. I hope you find good homes for them.
ReplyDeleteI hope they get good homes JayCee.
DeleteI am not breeding rabbits but an old girlfriend said that I behaved like a buck rabbit.
ReplyDeleteDid you keep twitching your nose?
ReplyDeleteNo - but my front teeth are like a pair of tombstones.
DeleteGood. Carrots must be good for rabbits eye sight because you never see one wearing glasses.
ReplyDeleteNature messed up with human babies, they are parent-dependent for much longer, but most of us don't seem to mind. We look at our babies who look back at us with so much love and trust :)
ReplyDeleteWe humans seem to take a very long time to wean and feed for ourselves unlike the animals who are ready in a few weeks River.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well...
ReplyDeleteThanks for asking Debby. I have been working and not been in a blog writing mood.
ReplyDeleteYuuummmm....
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