In addition, Hugo has been sneezing quite a lot recently, and Miss Eve's nose seems to be constantly humid, a bit like a dog, so... I am hoping that it is not pasteurella!
On the knitting front, I am making progress with the "Drops Jacket":
The back and the left front are done, and now I am halfway through the right front. Not long and I shall be casting on for the sleeves! The not so positive side is that I have not knitted on the shawl for my sister for a while... all those stitches are making it difficult to knit a row only, and my excuse is that I am not going soon to visit, so it doesn't matter if I put it aside for a bit, right?
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i didn't realize you get buns vaccinated. i've never taken mine, i hope they are ok :-)
They do in the UK. I used to live in Germany before moving here, and my vet there never hinted at a vaccination, but then I had never heard of houserabbits dying of myxomatosis or VHD there, while here in the UK we get updates on outbreaks of both...last year we even had a dozen cases in Hucknall, which is just a few miles up the road from where we live...
This vaccination thing sounds scary -- but that myxomatosis and pasteurella sound scarier!
Freckles
oh man, I'm glad those aren't common viruses here!
re: those two sets of ears, yup, those are my two house buns, they are in charge.
wow - thanks for the info. i looked it up and it sounds awful - i'm glad they have a vaccine for it for you.
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