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Daisy is a 7 month old Lion Head Rabbit, that
loves to cuddle, being stroked and having her
“mummy” serve her toast every morning. “She
can be very playful as well as being naughty, but
she is so adorable she can get away with
anything,” said her mummy. Daisy’s mother tells
Pet E! Magazine that she had a wonderful Easter
Holiday and that Daisy had spent time with their
nieces who came to visit and one thing she
enjoys is playing with children! “The kids think
that she is the Easter Bunny,” she said. On Easter
Day, the family had hid her favorite treats all
around the house and let her hunt to find them.
Katie tells us this hunt was set up just for her,
“her very own Easter egg hunt.” She is part of
the family and everyone spoils her rotten so she
received lots of Easter treats!
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loves to cuddle, being stroked and having her
“mummy” serve her toast every morning. “She
can be very playful as well as being naughty, but
she is so adorable she can get away with
anything,” said her mummy. Daisy’s mother tells
Pet E! Magazine that she had a wonderful Easter
Holiday and that Daisy had spent time with their
nieces who came to visit and one thing she
enjoys is playing with children! “The kids think
that she is the Easter Bunny,” she said. On Easter
Day, the family had hid her favorite treats all
around the house and let her hunt to find them.
Katie tells us this hunt was set up just for her,
“her very own Easter egg hunt.” She is part of
the family and everyone spoils her rotten so she
received lots of Easter treats!
Want to submit your personal story? Send us an
email at: pet@petemagazine.com
To read more easter stories in the April's issue,
click here for a subscription
Millions of people celebrate Easter every
year. But what is Easter without a bunny?
Since the beginning of time, rabbits have
been the symbol of America’s favorite
holiday. Like Santa relates to Christmas so
is the bunny to Easter. During Easter
Sunday, many people attend religious
services, have festive family meals,
participate in Easter egg hunts, and gift-
giving is exchanged. But this one mother
who named is Katie but refers to herself as
“mummy” knows how to appreciate and
value her very own bunny everyday. Daisy
is not just an Easter bunny, but she
represents the everyday family pet and is
treated like a member of their household.
year. But what is Easter without a bunny?
Since the beginning of time, rabbits have
been the symbol of America’s favorite
holiday. Like Santa relates to Christmas so
is the bunny to Easter. During Easter
Sunday, many people attend religious
services, have festive family meals,
participate in Easter egg hunts, and gift-
giving is exchanged. But this one mother
who named is Katie but refers to herself as
“mummy” knows how to appreciate and
value her very own bunny everyday. Daisy
is not just an Easter bunny, but she
represents the everyday family pet and is
treated like a member of their household.
| Can't Have Easter Without The Easter Bunny |
| Kissing Daisy |
| Eating a Carrot |
| Posing for the Camera |
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