Chaos in therapy

Well, Fre needs to be more careful when going to the bathroom in the middle of the night.

Chaos is undergoing therapy to heal his psychological wounds (and getting a few stitches as well).

http://digilander.libero.it/meins/ca...20ciabatta.jpg

ok?

Chaos has two functions?

:huh: :blink: Who's Chaos and am wondering why you keep a rabbit under the bed?

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Originally Posted by 15%

Chaos has two functions?

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Not anymore.
Looks like #1 will have to suffice....

Totally missed this one Hobbes, due to a little distraction........... :P

Fre and me laughed loudly, as it is sometimes not far from the truth.

At times he follows us everywhere and we have to be very cautious he doesn't end up

as seen in the picture.

Btw. he is magic...... :wub:

You should see him lay between Fre and me when we sleep..... :wub:

And his "rollovers" are sometimes hilarious, esp. when he's too enthousiastic

and incidentally rolls over totally.... or half, ending up with his feet in the air. :lol: etc, etc.............

Ah, well, i could talk for ages bout the wee bunny........... :rolleyes:



Yogi

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Originally Posted by TheYogi

Totally missed this one Hobbes, due to a little distraction........... :P

Fre and me laughed loudly, as it is sometimes not far from the truth.

At times he follows us everywhere and we have to be very cautious he doesn't end up

as seen in the picture.

Btw. he is magic...... :wub:

You should see him lay between Fre and me when we sleep..... :wub:

And his "rollovers" are sometimes hilarious, esp. when he's too enthousiastic

and incidentally rolls over totally.... or half, ending up with his feet in the air. :lol: etc, etc.............

Ah, well, i could talk for ages bout the wee bunny........... :rolleyes:



Yogi

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You mean the bunny on his back problem?

Most people don't know that a rabbit on his back becomes sort of paralyzed.

Hey, if not for that how could we give them a bath or trim their nails.

I had another rabbit, Calvin who weighed about 3 pounds (Hobbes 15 lbs) who would climb up upon my bed and wake me by licking the inside of my nostril when I slept too late on the weekend.

I always worried about rolling over in the bed and splatting him, but good.

Probably best not to mention back problems, even lagomorph back problems :ermm:

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Originally Posted by hobbes

You mean the bunny on his back problem?

Most people don't know that a rabbit on his back becomes sort of paralyzed.

Hey, if not for that how could we give them a bath or trim their nails.

I had another rabbit, Calvin who weighed about 3 pounds (Hobbes 15 lbs) who would climb up upon my bed and wake me by licking the inside of my nostril when I slept too late on the weekend.

I always worried about rolling over in the bed and splatting him, but good.

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Ohhh, yes, he licks my earlobes............. :wub:

I didn't know about the paralised thing, till Fre shoot that video with Chaos...

Did you see it??? :unsure:

Really incredible.......... :rolleyes:


And i have that splatterfear too, but i can't deny him that pleasure......

The excitement when we go to bed(and when we wake up.....); he jumps

around like an adhd-rabbit.......

And allways on the look for candy; he gets totally out of his mind of

liqourice.....

He hardly gets any of us, i think me without teeth is enough........ :lol:




Yogi

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Originally Posted by hobbes

I had another rabbit, Calvin who weighed about 3 pounds (Hobbes 15 lbs) who would climb up upon my bed and wake me by licking the inside of my nostril when I slept too late on the weekend.

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at teh risk of sounding "girlie"... ew!

i had a rat that broke out her cage did that at sunrise every morning.

an albino called zoe cos i had a cold when i got her.

me and my sister were in the car and when she asked what i was gonna call the rat. i said snowy, she said you can't call a rat zoe... yes i can :01: