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27 comments:
I concur on the peeled willow ball rejection. I once got a set of three of those with only one peeled. My bun tore through the unpeeled ones, but she'd never touch or eat the unpeeled one. I guess they just really like the bark?
I dont know if phineas likes it either. I got this for my bun she tossed it a few times and like all the other toys now collects dust.
Insanity - doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result - i.e. Hooman behavior.
My holland lop Jasmine loves the willow balls and completely destroys them and the dried corn husks with the corn removed. My american sable Dodger could care less and loves to shred cardboard. Maybe try a plastic slinky that is also a hit in our house!
Ha ha, cute! Phineas has the tiniest ears I've ever seen!!
What breed is Phineas? He is SO handsome! Great video!
That's right, Phineas - keep rejecting that dumb little toy until you get an X-Box!
Me thinks Phineas would like the ball IF it was put somewhere else, because that area clearly is not preferred...tidy bunnies are a good thing! You are adorable Phineas!
FussyBunny may like the toy otherwise, but certainly doesn't like the toy THERE!
My Curry reacts exactly the same way to toilet paper tubes. They're just in the way, dammit!
I think you hoomins are your bunnies' toys, not the toilet paper rolls or the wicker balls! The bunny is just testing to see if every time he or she throws the ball or roll, the hoomin will pick it up and bring it back! Go bunnies!
Phineas's reaction is all part of a cleverly crafted plan to drive his hoomin insane. The hoomin's mind will be stretched past the breaking point, then Phineas will take control of the household. Bunnies will then gather in the streets, carrying signs and thumping. World domination will follow quickly after that.
Phineas is adorable!!! Those little ears!!!
Looks like he prefers nibbing on the blanket than playing with the ball. My Lillie has nibbled delightful little round holes in so many of our blankets. "Nib, nib, nib."
"DON'T PUT IT THERE, STOOPID HOOMIN!"
Can't this hoomin see that Phineas is very house-proud, and knows exactly where he wants everything to be?!
How many more times?
Oh well, Phineas might just play along with it for a while to amuse the hoomin, BEFORE BITING ITS HAND OFF!
I'm not sure either... but I love those ears!!!
HAHAHAHA@ Janet2buns, how great would that be buns take over the streets in my head it looks cute!
Bunnies would be much better rulers than hoomins! Go bunnies!
Please, please, PLEASE, set up bowling pins for yr. bun???? We need bunny bowling, and Phineas looks like a pro already!!!
Phineas agrees to compete in Bunny Bowling, but only if stoopid hoomins are used for bowling pins.
And treats are involved.
Pancake and nutriberries, for preference.
That has to be the cutest/strangest ears I've ever seen on a bun. They look like horns!
Holy crap, that bunny has the tiniest ears I've ever seen! He's playing that game little kids play - I throw it on the floor and you obediently hand it back to me...
Phineas looks like a little cow! All he needs is a little cowbell around his neck and he'll be set! Such a cutie!
Phineas has taught his Mommy how to play fetch! How clever of him!
Pikachu!
Word verification: loppiti!
Phineas really is a very determined little bunny.
And that last time the ball is put in The Wrong Place, he pauses, and you can tell he's thinking something "less-than-charitable" about the hoomin! Then, finally, he moves the ball again and GLARES!
Awwww, he likes it! That's how bunnies play. :3
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