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16-11-2009, 08:58 PM
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Re: Roarrrrr
awwwww, bless him!!!
*Heidi*
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 Currently sharing a home with: 1 GSD - Sabre, 1 Cat - Tiger, 7 Rabbits - Rascal(lop) Gypsy, Marley(netherlands) Mclaren(new zealand white) Darwin, Kimba and Jana (frenchies) , 4 Guinea Pigs - Ben, Sidney, Luna and Roma, and 2 fish tanks. R.I.P Hope my gorgeous Jumper Wearing Bunny and Mercedes, my beautiful girl. You are both missed so much. R.I.P Sullivan x x 
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16-11-2009, 09:01 PM
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also just wondered if any1 else has a slightly wonky rabbit, as u can see in this pic of my little lion, hes a bit lop sided, his right eye is his dodgy one, his left is 100% fine so I've always just put it down to that.
Also he twitches a lot especially his hind legs (like when ur really tired and ur eye lid twitches) but his is nearly all the time. I asked the vet if she thought it was worms she said she didnt think so?
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17-11-2009, 07:15 PM
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You mentioning that, if you look at the picture of Hope(the brown lion X) he has his head to the side a bit, he always seems to look at you with his head a little to the side! I just thought he was being cheeky looking at me! He doesnt twitch tho.
*Heidi*
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Currently sharing a home with: 1 GSD - Sabre, 1 Cat - Tiger, 7 Rabbits - Rascal(lop) Gypsy, Marley(netherlands) Mclaren(new zealand white) Darwin, Kimba and Jana (frenchies) , 4 Guinea Pigs - Ben, Sidney, Luna and Roma, and 2 fish tanks. R.I.P Hope my gorgeous Jumper Wearing Bunny and Mercedes, my beautiful girl. You are both missed so much. R.I.P Sullivan x x
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17-11-2009, 09:47 PM
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Thanks Heidi, good to know hes not alone, I wonder if he has been dropped on top of being dodgy on one side? would this cause a nerve problem? also he is quiet fidgety when u go to put him back in his house which would indicate he has not been handled properly and possibly been dropped?
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18-11-2009, 02:28 PM
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All of mine get figety as I go to put them back in, even Hope who will let me carry him around as much as I want! Most of my scratches from the buns come when I am putting them back.
Its possible that bad handling resulting in being dropped could certinally cause nerve damage, but I would have thought if he couldnt feel it or it was trapped(which would hurt) he wouldn't be eating right and dribbling. I would see how he goes, if he has any problems eating or anything then proberly take him to the vets to get him checked out. I hadn't really noticed it on Hope before you mentioned and I looked at his picture  and he is 7 1/2 year old! Its not bad but in every picture he is at a slant or maybe its his bat ears!*Heidi*
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Currently sharing a home with: 1 GSD - Sabre, 1 Cat - Tiger, 7 Rabbits - Rascal(lop) Gypsy, Marley(netherlands) Mclaren(new zealand white) Darwin, Kimba and Jana (frenchies) , 4 Guinea Pigs - Ben, Sidney, Luna and Roma, and 2 fish tanks. R.I.P Hope my gorgeous Jumper Wearing Bunny and Mercedes, my beautiful girl. You are both missed so much. R.I.P Sullivan x x
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18-11-2009, 06:19 PM
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Re: Roarrrrr
just had George in for a good cuddle and groom he is soooooooo lovely I was gently teasing hay seeds out of his cheeks and he loved every minuet of it! I'm sooo lucky to have him!
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