Right the family so far......

I just want to scoop them up and raspberry on their bellys

Pinkfearie wrote:I just want to scoop them up and raspberry on their bellys

if you do that they will jump back up at your face for you to do it again, I have done that and they seem to love it, they also come running now when I open the cage its fab!

aww they are gorgeous! your doing great with them

They are getting sooo cute!

My now adult boys hate raspberries being blown on their bellies. But i am bigger and therefore they WILL have plurps on their tummies!

after the wedding today, my grandads birthday to I was so tired and worn out, I felt low had to wear a wig for the whole thing, hair is gone again thanks to stress and tumour it looks appalling the got home, opened the babies cage and they came rushing to see me, well it was like christmas, just opened my arms and shouted "babies!!!" and let them climb, cheered me right up and that ladies and gents is why I need rats, they are my miniature fluffy prozac.

anyway another video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iPJ1EpuDq8


Lids off lets go go go

where did they all come from?!?!

play time in the ikea bag holder

Wow, they're getting big! I love them, glad they cheered you up

I tell my boyfriend about the power of ratty snuggles for destressing. He doesn't believe me, but it really works.

Awwww, its been really nice watching these guys grow big

Pinkfearie wrote:Awwww, its been really nice watching these guys grow big

its been fun taking the pictures I now have a record of how they look at nearly all stages, that and when I look back at their pages in the photo album it will be awesome seeing them go from pinkies adults.

Podling wrote:Wow, they're getting big! I love them, glad they cheered you up

they are but compared to mommy they are sitll teeny tiny, they cant help but cheer me up the way they rush out to see me....to tell the truth I do spend rather alot of time with them.

a_wee_one wrote:I tell my boyfriend about the power of ratty snuggles for destressing. He doesn't believe me, but it really works.

I read a study in uni that petting animals that show appreciation in return has been proven to lower the blood pressure and release endorphins, so rats and other furries do indeed help de stress a person, oddly enough this affect is not found in reptiles and such so it is the act of stroking fluff that does it.

awww little gorgeous babies! are they dumbo eared?

starry_uk wrote:awww little gorgeous babies! are they dumbo eared?

all of them and they are sooooo cute