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so cute naman nitong dalawa...parang kapatid...parehas kasi silang may black spots.
ReplyDeleteAww, sweet :) It took a while for our 2 cats to get used to each other.
ReplyDeleteThese two look like buddies, that perhaps they are getting used to each other. I like how they have black spots over their bodies - even though they aren't related!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteIt always takes awhile for animals to get used to each other, it's a little traumatic for us usually. They are both so cute. I love the photos of Wubzy looking up at the camera.
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Hahahahaha kawawa naman si Wubsy, naipit tuloy sa takot kay Champ...buti friends na sila Rose...mahal agn maintenance ni Wubsy, Rose? hehe
ReplyDeleteThey can be good friends :)
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Hi Rose , black n white pala eto.. cute.. was here.. dropping by quick ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, it is very hard to let a natural predator and a natural prey to coexist peacefully. Both have built in instinct inside them and I can't blame the bunny for fearing for his life whenever Champ is near. After all, the instinct of self preservation is the strongest force in all animal lives. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
ReplyDeleteI agree Kuya Mel!
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