Awww, that's too bad. We have an amazing community, very supportive and generous. I looked you up and you're really getting into it already! PM me if you have questions or need help with anything.
And yes, I shortened this because we were at the point of writing a novel with each post, lol...
Yup, taking Alieve for the inflammation, and Tylenol for the pain. It helps. When I had frozen shoulder (same shoulder!) the doctor prescribed Naproxen. I'm almost out so may have to switch to ibuprofen. :(
I love the red/orange on tans. After seeing those, I find regular otter pattern so...
Well, we'll see in about ten days if she took.
The pain is okay during the day for the most part. I *need* to take medication to be able to sleep though. And I hate that. Even then, I'm still constantly exhausted.
First time mom and she's a bit on the psycho side. We're going to try to...
Teeny-Tiny syndrome, yup!!! And Standard Rex are Shar Pei, lol!
Never met a purebred Californian, but would love to get my hands on a red NZ!! But yeah, most of my herd, if not super friendly, are at least tolerant. Those that aren't will be phased out. I've got a harlequinized chocolate...
I've heard that too! Never tried it, and I don't think my friend is going to go to that length, yet. She managed to get one of the reluctant does to breed, as well as the one that gave birth a few days ago (because she killed her litter!!!). So, back down to five litters right now.
Shoulder...
I compare the BP to chihuahuas! :lau
A lot of my Standard Rex are from meat lines so I'm having some issues with personality. But a well-typed rex is hard to find around here. My friend and I (she's boarding most of my rabbits right now until I can find a place to live) have combined our...
Craziest rabbits I've seen are BP, followed closely by Nethies! :lol: Saw a BP at a show last Fall that was up on her hind legs in attack position on the judging table, daring the judge to come closer.
I absolutely love my Flemish Giant. She is the sweetest thing. I'm beginning to think...
What Shad isn't telling us is that every evening before he leaves, he places tiny little weights on those wattles, elongating them gently every day.
No explanation for that monster comb, though.
I was summoned!
Yes, Chantecler are great in the cold. They were developed for the Canadian winter and mine did wonderful. Then again, so did my backyard mutts. But, the Chanties layed consistently through the winter on top of everything, so that's a bonus.