Bunny´s day in my garden

Excellent! Happy bunnie!

She was the smallest from 8 bunnies I had last year. I sold all of them, but this one was not wanted. Too small. But very vital :)

Awww very good Kat, i do have a soft spot for bunnies, as a kid i took mine for walks in the park on a dogs lead.... great blog..

Did you? :) I saw people in towns here doing the same, but I think rabbit is just too dynamic, much more then dog, so they need a lot of free space. How did you spend Easter with your girls? Do you have any customs for kids during this day?

very true Kat they do need loads of space but we had a big garden so he could run about... only custom with us is the kids get loads of chocolate eggs & rabbits plus lunches that are far to big to eat.... how was yours? do you have any customs?

aw the easter bunny ~ that is just lovely ~ thanks katarina.

OH, dont set me off, really would like another rabbit, my favorite are the black and white dutch.
Does she come in the house,mine use to get in the dogs basket and she would get out (jack russell) as well, most jack russell's would kill a rabbit

what a great blog and photo's, I love it,

SL-we had quite drastic customs - women are beaten with willow wattles and are soused with cold water, mostly in the morning. Those more recent and cultivated men use perfumes instead of water and roses instead of willow wattles :)
Women are expected to give to men chocolate eggs, or painted eggs, some alcohol and sometimes symbolic money. Police is measuring alcohol in breath to all drivers that day, lol.
Sharnford, this is sort of dwarf rabbit, unfortunately I do not know its English name. Our erdelterrier doesn´t do anything to the rabbits or cats.

That's a lovely blog..
wonderful pics and captions.
Well done :o)

Thank you, Terra :)

Lovely blog Kat, enjoyed it and the pics that went with it!

Thank you, Sheilar :)

lol great Blog love it well done :))

Hi Mark :) Thanks.

wow Kat, yes the police measure the drivers breath more here too :-))

Oh a lovely blog, I use to let my rabbits keep me company in the garden, it was easy when I only had one dog to run around but wouldn`t be fair to have one now as the poor little thing would have to be kept in a pen....

How sweet - lovely to see an Easter bunny :)

Great blog Kat, I really enjoyed it. Toffy is gorgeous but does she eat any of your plants? I had a rabbit who used to run free in the garden and just loved to munch on my best plants, not so keen on weeds though! Are all of your cats friendly with her?

Toffee (this nickname was created just for this show, her real name is Blueberry in Slovak) likes leaves of azaleas and Euonymus fortunei and she is not interested in weeds, like yours :) Few lower leaves of Euonymus doesn´t matter to me, as it is like small trimming, but azaleas trimming makes me angry, as she often re-shapes them, lol. Otherwise she is absolutely unharmful. She even doesn´t make holes, like her mother. She makes rallyes across the garden, observes cats, wild ducks and me. When she is fed up with all, she galumphs to me and show me her back. I usually grab her behind the ears :)
Our cats are afarid of her, so they ran as fast as possible. They probably know what is her bad habit -examination with teeth :)

Now that is a particularly cuddly and attractive looking rabbit...

Yes, she is :) Hello Bamboo, :)

Yes Kat, I do remember our rabbit had a particular fondness for drastic pruning of my azaleas!

:) Yes, drastic pruning is correct expression, lol.

So gorgeous

Thank you, Crissue. It is the only creature who waits for me, shows me her sympathy and doesn´t want nothing for repay :)

Just love... eh Kat...I have a supprise for you, look on my pics...:o)))

I am running there, Crissue :) :) Is it something with fur?

Yes Kat, of course...thanks for your tips...