Murray - The Boy

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This page is dedicated to the memory of Murray, our first French Lop.

13-2-1999 - 5-9-2003

Little did we know what an effect Murray would have upon our lives when we brought him home...

 

Above: Murray as a youngster 

  Murray was bred by Jean and Brian Lynch and sold to us when he was around 3 months old.  We immediately fell in love with him and his breed. The gentleness and amazing personality of this rabbit lit up and transformed our lives.  He became a French Lop Champion at shows and went on for a while to become our Stud Buck.  

  

Above: Murray with Mum and Dad

In later life, dental problems occurred and it was this that eventually became a contributing factor that caused his death.  

 

Above: Resting in the sun - then getting up to mischief!

 

Losing Murray left us heartbroken.  Murray was much admired by many visitors but ultimately was a friend to whom we owe so much, and life is no longer the same without him.  

 

 

Above: left: playing in the snow; right: taking a rest

 

Murray's last days.

 

    

 

 

The Dance

Dave Koz

 

Looking back on the memory of

The Dance we shared neath the stars above

For a moment all the world was right

How could I have known that youd ever say goodbye

 

And now Im glad I didnt know

The way it all would end

The way it all would go

Our lives are better left to chance

I could have missed the pain

But Id have had to miss the dance

The Dance

The Dance

I would have missed the Dance

 

Holding you I held everything

For a moment wasnt I a king

But if Id only known how the king would fall

Hey whos to say you know I might have chanced it all

 

And now Im glad I didnt know

The way it all would end

The way it all would go

Our lives are better left to chance

I could have missed the pain

But Id have had to miss the Dance

The Dance

The Dance

I would have missed the Dance


 

 After Murray left us, we soon had the agoutis that have become the mainstay of our bunny family in recent years.

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