Dirty toes

Hugs is the hardest to keep occupied because he is so active. His favorite game is to unravel crumpled pages from the phonebook. Thus, he constantly has newsprint feet.

Holland Feet

They say that in rabbit shows, Holland Lops should have nice, stubby front feet that look like stumps where they meet the ground -- as opposed to feet that curve into an L shape at the ankle. I thought this was a strange criterion at first, but now that they have my attention, I am enamored with Kiwi's feet. They have become stumpier as she matures out of the "teen uglies" phase. When she holds her head up high and shows those front legs, I always have to admire and say, "Aww, Kiwi, you are so cute!"

Always getting into trouble

It didn't take long for JD to hop right into a puddle of spilled juice and dye his feet.

Full Bunny Scans

In my (un)professional medical opinion, your bunnies appear to have fluffy-itis.
We tested out the new scanner today. Kiwi and Ickus held still, no problem. JD is little Mexican Jumping Bean. He cannot stop looking around and surfing the smooth surface. Interesting to note that Kiwi didn't distribute much weight across her hind feet.