Pipkin
is special because, well, he just is. He is so affectionate and
loving, and really funny too! He loves to make us laugh. Every morning
when I feed him, he's right there on my lap giving me bunny kisses, and
nudging my hand for treats. He does huge flying leaps and twists in the
air, and he is forever climbing up on the furniture so he can take a
flying leap off. In fact, I named him Pipkin after the timid rabbit in
Richard Adams's book, Watership Down, because the Pipkin in the book is
his exact opposite. Pipkin has been like this since the day we got him.
When we brought him home from the pet store, he just pushed himself up
against me for protection. He knew I was destined to be his mommy.
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