This is Opal. She is a 4 year old Jersey Wooly. When we first got Opal back to the house my husband kept calling her Sable because of the color of her coat. Now I keep getting confused and calling her Sable when I mean Opal. *blushes guiltily* I kind of prefer the name Sable but after 4 years it seems like it would be wrong to just change poor Opal's name. Opal's hair is somewhat coarse so I wont be using it to spin or anything.
This is Smokey Joe. He is a 4 year old Jersey Wooly. He has a grayish colored coat with a streak of darker gray that parts his body. We are having to clean him up some due to a few mats that he has started to grow. I think that he still has a workable coat for spinning. Its almost as soft as the angoras. I will have to look into whether that is appropriate obviously but if its possible I probably will.
This is Ladybird. Another name change occurred similar to with Opal. DH called her Lulubell. I think it fits quite well if you ask me. While I started to remember that Opal is not Sable, Lulubell has kinda stuck in my head. This bunny is a pedigreed English Opal Agouti. She has quite a few mats and we are working on cutting them out now. (Thats why there is a white area along her back.) She has grey hair on her. The first picture is a dead on face shot the second is one of her whole body. She is so long and fluffy!
If anyone has bunny pictures to show, please post a link in the comments. I also welcome any and all bunny advice.
Okay, back to bunny cuddling!
1 comment:
They are so lovely. Whether or not you will be able to spin them, they will be greatly loved.
I have no bunny advice, although when in high school, my daughter kept a Siamese Satin in her bedroom. She (the bunny, not daughter) used a litter box and like to watch tv with Nikki.
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