Post by eppingstrider on Jul 25, 2008 10:16:24 GMT
It's one year since I adopted Fred & George.
They were so tiny they could sit sideways in a grassy hutch and look out together (in fact they didnt come out when I was around - I only have pictures of noses in those first days!).
Now they're more than twice that size as they usually sit lengthways in a grassy hutch each! In the last few weeks they've also become very easy to handle and even took a piece of food from my neighbour yesterday. I think this is being to the vets so often and being handled by different people - but they also like me stroking them in the cage, when they used not to let me do that.
So Happy Adoption Day, Fred & George (they're spending it in the garden).
They were so tiny they could sit sideways in a grassy hutch and look out together (in fact they didnt come out when I was around - I only have pictures of noses in those first days!).
Now they're more than twice that size as they usually sit lengthways in a grassy hutch each! In the last few weeks they've also become very easy to handle and even took a piece of food from my neighbour yesterday. I think this is being to the vets so often and being handled by different people - but they also like me stroking them in the cage, when they used not to let me do that.
So Happy Adoption Day, Fred & George (they're spending it in the garden).
It's funny when they're sweet and scared little balls of fluff, and then turn into those crafty and ever-sheepish looking adults! I always think your two look like they're plotting something.
Cheeky pair 
They look perfectly capable of plotting an escape to me!
