New secretaries!

We had a few applicants show up to apply for a kennel secretary job...

While John was checking their references they decided to log on and check the bunny blog. Instead, they found the NCAG blog as they heard their distant cousins were featured...

Update

There's been progress in the bunny relations on behalf of Laura. First, she read her breed description and took note of the reported 'fearless nature' she should posess. Now knowing this, she confronted the FRONT of the bunny. It went well, they are now friends.

Laura loves the bunnies (NOT)

If body language is any indicator I would say Laura, our 70 lb. Bouvier, is afaid of a 1 lb. bunny rabbit!



There. That's better. She feels safer with the fuzzy bunny butt end. (No rabbits were hurt in the process of this photo session. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for Laura.)

How big are they?

Since you can't really tell how big they are unless they are next to something...

They are not quite as big as John's head.

Or as large as Morty. Morty does not like the bunny as much as the bunny likes him!

Hay keepers, water bottles, and bells

Another day of new discoveries...

"Unlimited hay? Great idea!"

"So you say there is water in this here thing?"

"Armando, what is this thing for?"

Marissa

The beauty of this photo is two-fold:

1) I was able to convert a ZIP file into a JPEG in minimal time, and


2) Is this rabbit beautiful or what?!


I was fortunate enough to own Chu's Marissa and she also happens to be the granddam of my current baby bunnies. Aside from producing fantastic English Angoras Marissa's breeder Betty also takes fantastic pictures. I am not sure what I am paying more for, the rabbit or the great pictures that come with them. You can see more of her winners at http://home.pacbell.net/bettychu/
I am hoping her grandchildren turn out as beautiful as her.

A beautiful day in the neighborhood

Well, no not really. If I didn't know any better I would think these pictures suggested an 80 degree day with blue skies. Blue skies for sure... But it was a balmy 10 degrees when these pictures were taken with a low of 0 degrees when I finally forced myself out of my nice warm bed. On the bright side, there was no snow to contend with. I just find it odd that it can be this cold and not a flake of snow to be seen.