What happened? I just don't know. She was recently dead, with not a mark on her. She appeared to have just fallen over. There were no puncture wounds, swelling or abberations on her body, so I opened her up to take a look inside. Nothing. All appeared and smelled normal. Smell is important when reviewing causes of death or possibilities. She had urine in her bladder and feces in her colon and food in her stomach.
The French Lop, Cindy Lop Ear, was a stunningly gorgeous rabbit. I had always hoped to find her a pure bred boyfriend. I tried to breed her to the Flemish buck, but in two years, she had not produced a litter. Well, that is not entirely true. She did have a litter, but the other rabbit threw the babies out of the den so she could put her babies there. They were only a few days old. That was a very sad day, but not as sad as today.
Good bye Cindy Lop Ear. You were a very sweet gentle soul and will be missed.
The French Lop, Cindy Lop Ear, was a stunningly gorgeous rabbit. I had always hoped to find her a pure bred boyfriend. I tried to breed her to the Flemish buck, but in two years, she had not produced a litter. Well, that is not entirely true. She did have a litter, but the other rabbit threw the babies out of the den so she could put her babies there. They were only a few days old. That was a very sad day, but not as sad as today.
Good bye Cindy Lop Ear. You were a very sweet gentle soul and will be missed.
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