A bit of info on the Bunnyhugga author Hannah E Davis
Hello!
I hope you're enjoying reading the website and hopefully finding some useful information.
I created Bunnyhugga as a simple but comprehensive guide to rabbits with lots of fun stuff thrown in. As you might guess, I'm a big fan of rabbits and believe they have a lot to offer as pets; I like to think that Bunnyhugga is spreading a bit of good PR for them.
I'm in my mid-thirties, living in Edinburgh, UK and run a web business with my husband. Most likely you have already met our two house rabbits,
Bailey and
Flicka, as they are far more outgoing than me and yes, probably a lot more interesting too. Read my
blog for more stuff about our life with bunnies.
I'm always happy to 'talk bunny' so if you've got a question, some info for the website, or just want to say hi, please feel free to send me a message.
And finally, I wrote this a while ago in an effort to explain just what it is about rabbits that I find so engaging. If you already know and love bunnies, I hope it will make you smile. If not, maybe it will inspire you to take a closer look...
Who am I?
I am... a survivor
I can endure terrible suffering and abuse in stoic silence. I can be rescued and love as whole heartedly as if it never happened
I am... independent
I want to do things my way, on my own timetable. I have pride and dignity
I am... a friend
I like to be with you, listen to your voice, follow you around, watch you. You are important to me and I know when you're hurting
I am... full of life
I love to eat, I love to run, jump and explore and I love to sleep. Whatever I'm doing, I do it 100%
I am... an individual
You may have known a hundred like me but you don't know me. I will teach you something new, guaranteed
I am... a trickster
Your precious possessions hold no taboo for me, I will get them if I want them. Outwit me if you can
I am... social
I want another like me to play with, to love, to share life with. I want to speak my own language each and every day
I am RABBIT.
Author - H E Davis. First published November 2011 on Bunnyhugga Facebook