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"The cutest thing I've ever seen."

My girlfriend's rabbit yawning. Seriously, it could melt Pol Pot's heart. Even more so when it stretches it's back legs and yawns at the same time. I'll try to get a picture of it, then you'll see.

Other cute things it does:

Sits up like a meercat.
Flops over onto it's side, sometimes hard enough to go all the way over, sometimes it gets stuck on it's back.
Washes it's ears by holding them with it's paws, whilst sitting up like a meercat.
Jumps on things that are blatantly too high.
Runs full pelt across the frontroom, then just stops like nothing happened.
Finally (my fav) when you walk past it's cage at night, it stands up and leans with it's front paws on the bars, and tries to sniff you, or wants a stroke.

Amazing animal, I used to hate them.

It's...h-hypnotising...m-me...

"Must... Eat... Clazon..."

Pandaemonium wrote:
> [URL]http://frostiglab.bio.uci.edu/NH%20rat%20close-up.jpg[/URL]

That's so cute and cool.

It's like his eyes could be indicators for use with the steering wheel his tiny paws are on.

I had hamsters years ago. They were tiny Chinese Dwarf Hamsters. They lived 1 and a half years over their expectancy. They were the cutest things you'd ever seen. I loved them so much, but then one had to have tumour surgery and survived, but died soon after. The other died within a week from the loss of the other one. I cried.

:(

I still miss them.

gr13ve wrote:
> I had a mouse... and I learnt a lesson - never ever ever ever leave
> your 7 year old devil child of a cousin alone with your pets, or they
> are subject to "fall" out of windows.

Why are all younger cousins evil? Mine pulled a fish out of a pond and put a ball bearing in its head.

the cutest thing i've seen was this morning a dead cat at the road.

Celestine wrote:
> monkey_man wrote:
> Finally (my fav) when you walk past it's cage at night, it stands
> up and leans with it's front paws on the bars, and tries to
> sniff
> you, or wants a stroke.

My rats are pains in the ass at times. Last night, I had one in each front pocket, and another playing "jump on the food monkeys head" while I was trying to watch HHGTTG. Taste is a major sense for them, so being chased around the room one I've let them out of their cage (1 hour a day. minimum) as they're nipping at your toes happens frequently... Swines. Persts. vermin. but I love them really

monkey_man wrote:
> Finally (my fav) when you walk past it's cage at night, it stands
> up and leans with it's front paws on the bars, and tries to sniff
> you, or wants a stroke.


I read that last part as "or wants a smoke.." *rubs eyes*

Awww..my kiddies have a pet hamster named "Holly" that really does nothing but roll around in a big ball and look cute. My son carries around a stuffed rabbit he calls "Baby" and I was thinking of getting him a real one, but it's an additional deposit and a monthly charge to have animals in the association where we live.

We had to smuggle the hamster in. :P

Bwhahahaha. My brother kept a hamster. To clean it's toilet corner my mother used to just use the hoover tube. I'll never forget the sight of a hamster stuck on the end of it by suction, legs flaining away as it squeeked. Poor thing was never the same after that incident...

I had a mouse... and I learnt a lesson - never ever ever ever leave your 7 year old devil child of a cousin alone with your pets, or they are subject to "fall" out of windows.

Alfonse wrote:
> I used to have a hamser. My cat ripped out its jugular while he was
> climbing the side of the cage. My other hamster escaped out of the
> cage but then got his heart ripped out. While i am typing this my cat
> is staring at me. Stupid cat.

I has a hamster and he was born without a foot, so he only had 3 feet. He was the baby of my brothers hamster who he thought was a boy and called 'Speedy' and my sisters hamster who she thought was a girl and called 'Amy'