My Long Eared Loves

I want to introduce you to my Long Eared Loves.

Bailey & Isabelle

Bailey

Bailey was a Christmas present from my In-Laws. He doesn't sit like this for us anymore, but he does like head rubs.

All stretched out.

Pushing the mouse out of N's hand so his head is under N's hand instead.

Sleeping in the fireplace

We had moved out of our apartment and had talked about getting a second rabbit. About 10 months ago we had decided Bailey needed company.

We spent a couple afternoons at the MSPCA and eventually came home with this little girl, Isabelle.

The day we adopted her

Side note, my roman shades no longer look like this, Miss Isabelle used them as a chew toy. The draw backs of having house rabbits.

Snuggling with N.

Bailey and Isabelle snuggling together. 

Our rabbits are extremely spoiled. They have their own room, which is shared with the beer fridge and the husbands beer making supplies. There are cages in their room, but they are almost never shut in their cages, we gate them in their room nightly and when we aren't home. When they aren't in their room they have free reign on the kitchen/dining, living room and their room (in which they spend a majority of their time).