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| Quaver is the biggest 'dwarf rabbit'
you've ever seen. |
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| His one ear up, one ear down, arrangement
gives him a jaunty look. |
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| He's a house rabbit; in the habit of
leaving his droppings in one particular place. |
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| That particular place isn't
his litter tray, tucked away to the right of the fireplace;
he likes to sleep in that. He always goes back to his cage for
calls of nature.. |
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| Favourite
game: chase me. |
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Party trick: a flip (he occasionally collides with the
furniture). |
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| Advantage of a house rabbit - you can
leave him on his own for a couple of days. |
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| Well, not entirely on his own; he has
a guinea-pig companion (who I think should be called Crotchet). |
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Quaver appears by kind permission of
Helen (W).  |
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Quaver,
house rabbit
