A new friend!

Apollo got to meet Mr. Hoppy-pants today!  I rescued him from our Isle of Misfit Bunny Toys (poor little dude was buried under some dried pinecones, stacking cups, and other bun stuff not in our normal rotation).  At least he got a warm welcome and lots of kisses!

(I was curious, so I had to look through some old posts and apparently I made him back in 2019.)

Hungry baby!

Apollo was helping me serve dinner.

She's been polishing off her pellets a few times a day, so she's definitely going through a growth spurt!  We're also working on the 'circle-circle' command so she can be distracted and not knock the pellets out of my hand when I try to put them in her dish.

Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend!  Stay safe out there and we'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

If at first you don't succeed ...

Naomi:  [knock-knock]

Apollo:  Who is it?

Naomi:  Land Bun.

Apollo:  Go away!

Naomi:  ... [knock-knock]

Apollo:  Who is it?

Naomi:  Candygram!

She regrets nothing.

Apollo let the intrusive thoughts win and completely emptied her hay bag onto the ground...then peed on the alfalfa hay carnage.

Litter box training is hard.

She would also like some more leafy alfalfa hay and for me to put together a search party for her food dish.

Update: Search and rescue operations were called off this morning when Apollo's food dish was discovered in a pool of baby bunny pee in a shallow grave of alfalfa hay. The poor pellets inside the food dish never had a chance!

Our brave girls!

Apollo and Naomi went to the vet on Monday for their RHDV2 boosters and check-ups. Baby Apollo now weighs 2.2 pounds and Naomi clocks in at 4.8 pounds. Everything went well and they even gave the little munchkins baby carrots as a snack for being such good little girls! (This was Apollo's first taste of carrot and she absolutely loved it.)

Baby danger bun!

This is why we have to look everywhere before moving when Apollo is having playtime.  She loves the 'human tunnel game' and we have to always be on guard to not squish the baby.  (Humans are also fun to climb on, so we're really just a baby bunny jungle gym.)

Rabbitude.

I love how Naomi is looking at me as though the wonky state of her tunnel is my fault. Yes, clearly I was the mastermind behind running straight ahead instead of picking the left or right tunnel. I'm sneaky that way!

Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend! Stay safe out there and we'll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.