Titan has officially been with us for one month, today. What a sweet little soul, he is.. 🥰
To lure a Titan from his lair, you must prostrate yourself upon the ground and shake gently a bouquet of the fecund and luscious tops of Daucus Carota. Once the scent wafts deep into the shadows of his lair, the Titan shall shoot forth like a bolt of lightning. Be ye prepared for his thunderous approach!
Basically.. lay on the floor and shake carrot greens, then brace yourself, because lawd, he comin’. 😂
Floppy is Classy
Lop has grace, lop has class! Lop eats dinner sitting on his.. 😂🤣
🥳🥳🥳
I love how you can see her coming because the sun reflects of her flawless panda coat. 🥰🥰
We have guests coming next week, so I’ve temporarily ensconced the creatures in our bedroom. Not that I think they’d complain, but I would never force an unsuspecting pal to share a room with the Wildly Nosy Koala and the Land Shark. 😅
Mae couldn’t care less about the change of scenery (of course she wouldn’t, it’s the nicer room and she knows it), but Flops is a bit freaked out. He still loves chaos, but mostly when he gets to stay on his home turf. Still, he’s got his Spot Girl and all his stuff, so he’ll be rummaging through all of my worldly possessions in.. hm. I give it fifteen minutes.
Please enjoy thirty seconds of utterly uneventful rabbit footage.
Also, I just realized that if you combine their ages, they are a legal adult.
That is all.
Mae update, and a reminder that your pets don’t do things for no reason, or just “to be jerks”! I have always felt this way, so it was important to me to check Mae out after letting her cool off a bit. She will box me here and there if I annoy her, but actual bites are rare and usually tied to unhappiness.
I sat by her bed and called her to see if she wanted some pets. This is a normal thing for us, that she knows, and she can take or leave it as she likes. She accepted my offer, and almost right away, I discovered that one of her eyes was weepy/crusty in the corner! She was very happy to let me clean her face like I used to do Fluff’s— a warm, wet cloth, then a light towel dry, followed by a groom with an eyebrow comb and a soft blush brush (they are exclusively for use on the buns and have never touched makeup). We had a long pet session and now she’s relaxing and seeming much less prickly. Her expression is back to being soft and curious instead of stressed.
While it may get a surprise exclamation in the moment, this is why I never get mad at my animals for unexpected aggression. There is always a reason. Sometimes it has nothing to do with you, and everything to do with how they are feeling, physically and emotionally. It may be a current issue, or in the case of rescues, a trigger you can’t possibly know about from their lives before you.
I’ll monitor her eye over the weekend, and make an appointment Monday if needed. In the meantime, enjoy a little video of Mae having her first Fluff-style eye wash.
(Background cameo by the hole they ripped in the rug.)