A Look Back

How It Used To Be, And How It Is Now

Nowadays things are quite different than they used to be.  There are no dozen rabbits charging around the backyard intent on accomplishing important rabbit business.  No more nest boxes filled with baby bunnies draw neighborhood kids to "please, please take a peak".  The bunny barn is now a storage shed.  And the bunnies we have now, live almost entirely indoors.  Where did all they go?  Many of our bunnies moved on to other homes, but some passed away.  And of course, spaying and neutering brought reproduction under human control. 

Our bunny family now consists of just three little fellows -- all males.  (This time for sure!) And although we miss the hippity hop of tiny little buns, we have no plans of expanding back to our former number.  Fewer is better, when it comes to taking care of them and spending time with them.  And really, our lifestyles just no longer give us the time to take care of more than our current little crew.

But we like to look back and think about our dear little friends, and what life was like when rabbits ran the backyard (both literally and politically).   And we know that some of our longtime visitors enjoy seeing the pictures of Aloh Mayla, Cinnabun, Cary Bunny, and all their crew. 

Please note that we were only hobbyist breeders (please no veterinary or show questions).  And of course, we never lived on an actual farm (despite the cute picture above).

To find out how things used to be around here, click on the button tabs below.