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Double Mane Orange Lionhead Doe (4 Mo) Owner:Johanna - KS
	Just taken the other day. Check out her bangs :o) So cute. She loves to dig in the dirt... Johanna - KS
Double Mane Orange Lionhead Buck (4 Mo) Owner: Chrisy - IN
	We had a show in Huntington, IN on New Years Eve. We were the only ones that entered to show, but he only got good comments. Actually, I overheard the judges talking before they judged Lionheads and this judge said rarely does he see one that he doesn’t have to DQ. Well I am proud to say not only did he not get DQ’d but he got rave reviews. Good Job, give yourself a hand at good breeding! I really can’t stress enough how much we love Serengetti. He even had his picture taken with Santa this year at an Animal Shelter Fund Raiser. We had a hard time convincing a couple of people he wasn’t a guinea pig though. LOL! It is a Polaroid and we haven’t tried to scan it yet. If it does scan we will put it on our web site. Thanks for everything. Chrisy - IN
Double Mane Orange Lionhead Doe (6 weeks) Owner: Laura Jayne - NM
	Just wanted to let you know that Buttercup is doing really well. She is the sweetest, smartest, and most friendly bunny I have ever had! She stays indoors--has her own crate, but comes out when I am on the computer(which is quite a bit). I could kick myself for not buying a buck while I was up there!! Anyway, Buttercup loves banana(she even sits up for it), and nasturtium leaves, along with her regular rabbit pellets. Will send a photo once she has blown her baby coat and looks like a "grown up".  =0) Thank you again Laura Jayne - NM

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Himilayan and Seal Netherland Doe sisters Owner: Kathy - CO
		Just wanted to send an update on our bunnies (Oct 3rd litter.) Our little black "Spooky" is still hyper as can be and is very entertaining. She can't sit still and is forever exploring - often getting herself into mischief. The himilayan, "Chula", is our cuddle bunny. She'll sit on our laps for ages soaking up the attention. Battles for dominance kicked in at about three months and she has now been declared supreme ruler of the hutch! We found an easy remedy for her aggressive behavior....let them run free on the carpeting to build up static and when she tries to nip her sister she gets a shock on the nose. Works a bit like a dog collar and they now get along just fine. We decided they needed more space to burn off energy and these very spoiled little bunnies now have the spare bedroom to themselves. They spend the day romping around the room and love jumping up and down from the bed or tunneling under the blankets and popping out the other side. They can oft en be found asleep up on the bed and my husband gives me no end of teasing about our posh little bunnies. Thankyou again for these lovely little critters. Kathy - CO