Life in Review
I knew my hedgehog was a lot on the weird side for how animals go, but this morning I caught him being unusually smart rather than being usually stupid.
He’s overturned his food bowl and positioned it to make it easier to get to his water bottle. It’s not that he had difficulty, I guess he just got fed up with reaching a little. Although this looks 10x more awkward, so I don’t see the improvement – but then again I’m not a hedgehog.
Our little girl Kelly spent her first night without any incident, we think she has a little separation anxiety but not a lot. Here’s a photo of our little girl;
Today’s rabbit pic:
If you’ve never seen a truly contented rabbit, this is it. Not only is he laid down in this, but he was ignoring me sticking a camera in his face. This was taken flash-off, with a light sensitivity eight-times better than any human it’s a little cruel to flash them when they’re falling asleep in a darkened room.
There’s also a hint of his paper genocide to the right of the picture. Rabbits love to kill tissue paper, it’s like their version of catnip.
Baxter is the house rabbit. He was bought for my wife’s birthday, but we extrapolated back and believe he may have genuinely been an Easter bunny, so as we’re not entirely certain of his age (he’s a Dwarf Rex, so it was harder to tell his age when we got him from the pet store) his birthday gets celebrated on Easter Sunday.
In this picture he’s relaxing in his cage, he just got finished being pet. Noticeably his blankets are in one piece. His grooming instinct has since meant he chews holes in the blankets, it started by him removing the little emblems stitched on, but has since progressed to random spots he dislikes on the blanket.
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