Today is our day to stay (and relax!) at home since the hubby is on duty at the office. So we got up a bit later than usual and took our time to go to the Tiangge first so we could market for our food and ask for scrap gulay for the bunnies. Lately, we have resorted to asking for scrap gulay not just from our suki in the neighborhood talipapa but also from the weekly tiangge since with seven voracious rabbits, even if five are just bunnies, our gulay supply almost always runs out by midweek so we need to seek more sources to supply their ever-increasing appetites.
After we’ve had our breakfast, we decided to bring in the bunnies, two or three at a time just to play with them and find out their gender (that is, if we can!) We first took inside the brown patched bunnies (we have decided against naming them so that when the time comes to give them away, we would not be too attached) and found them quite a playful pair. But it turns out though that their gender still can’t be fully seen since their genitalia still hasn’t fully developed, after all they just turned a month four days ago.
Then, after some time we brought in the three white bunnies and boy were they ever so cute and playful too! The kids had fun playing with the bunnies most especially the baby, Juslin. She was not at all afraid of them as she probably thought they were toys (heheheh)
After a while, we brought them back to their cage and I took a picture of all of them together cuddling close like how brothers and sisters are supposed to be. This may be, after all, the last time I could have them together because we would soon be giving them away.
By the way, here’s an update of how Brownie looks like now, exactly two weeks after his mange treatment. He’s looking so much better now! Thank God!
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