Aside from the Graduation/ Father's Day activities this past weekend (which were most enjoyable)... Lakota got a haircut.
She is very easy to clip, very patient, but still very timid. I have tried my best to win her trust, but she is as tame as a wild rabbit. Occasionally, she will come to me, but only if I offer her favorite treat, and even that is subject to her mood.
Despite her small size, she continues to be a good Wooler, with an average staple length of 3 inches, nothing fabulous mind you, but free of matt with a fair yield of prime fiber. I harvested 3.5 ounces of prime and 1.5 of grade 2.
She also had her nails done ;-)
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She has beautiful color! There should be some haircuts around here in the next couple of weeks, too!
That was quite a load to have removed! I'm certain she'll be more comfortable for the coming heat now.
So do they act happy when all that hair is removed? LIke running around and kicking up heels? I'm sure these past 90+ degree days have made her feel relieved.
Yes, they do act a little bit different...sometimes they seem frisky, it depends on the rabbit and the individual personality (much like people!)
If I had known you had the scissors out I might have stopped by to get my own cut! I had hit the point were I was going to get the shears out to give myself a buzz, but I got a phone call telling me to come in today. I got it cut nice and short just in time for the next heat wave!
too cute with the new do :-)
Oh, I love these photos. I miss my angoras. It seemed to me that the boys were always friendlier.
Those "pre haircut" photos crack me up every time. I mean, seriously... how do you tell the head from the butt when they're that fuzzy?
heh heh...simple...the carrots go in one end...and the dingle berries go out the other...:0)!
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