Well they were supposed to have come from a military wife who had to rehome them when her hubby was shipped overseas. All but the middle one was rehomed already. Supposed to be around 9-10 months old and weigh about 3 pounds. I like the idea of getting a bun who needs a home but I wonder how tame she is gonna be having been in an outside hutch for two months on a farm. You can bet she would take a cold being moved inside right off the bat.

Oh yeah .. I loved Baron but I will never get another long hair bunny as long as I live.

Aww, aren't they the cutest bunnies ever!

jglass, when my daughter was young, she had 3 bunnies as pets.
They were adorable too!
One of the bunnies was a "Dutch", but he had blue eyes instead of brown.
My daughter use to refer to him as the psycho bunny, as he was quite a rambunctious character.
But still, we loved him just as much as we did the other bunnies.

Blue eye bunnies are some of the most beautiful and harder to find bunnies. Breeders always want a higher price for the blue eye rabbits especially if they are white. Most dwarf breeds are hyperactive which is one of things holding me back on getting this one. Hyper activity is a drawback with the little bunnies. My last bun Baron had hair that required a lot of work but he was fat and lazy lol.

All my daughters rabbits would indulge in an unflattering act called "flicking". This involved jumping up in the air while kicking their back legs at you while urinating. This resulted in a spraying of your legs if you were standing and worse if you were sitting. I was told it was a defensive act. After having a pair of dress pants "christened" this way I told her that was step one in the preparing of rabbit stew.