Hand Crocheted Roger Rabbit | Small Pets | Bunny Soft Toy | Personalized Baby Gifts | Guinea Pigs | Rats & Other Critters

Roger Rabbit is a lovely lop-eared rabbit with a natural look and texture. And no need to worry that he'll bite you. Even though real rabbits have 28 teeth, which keep growing throughout their life, Roger remains toothless!

Roger Rabbit is lovingly hand crocheted from my home in New Zealand and is made from 100% cotton yarn and filled with hobby fibrefill.

Acrylic yarn is substituted when cotton yarn is not available.

Roger likes to set a good example at the dinner table. Rabbits enjoy a supermodel diet of fruit of vegetables.

Roger is fairly tall when he's standing. He measures 38cm (15inches) from tip of toe to top of head. This doesn't include the length of his ears.

It's pretty much impossible to sneak up on Roger. Rabbits have a 360 degree field of vision so can see things behind them without turning around. Makes creeping up on them no fun.

Roger Rabbit would love to be owned by a little boy or girl who can take care of him. Alternatively, he'd feel just at home with an adult who likes to party. Rabbits thump their back legs to warn other rabbits in the area of danger but Roger prefers to use his thumps for bongo-playing parties.

Roger Rabbit comes from a non-smoking, pet free home.

Roger Rabbit is a traditional tan colour but if you'd prefer other colours, just let me know as Roger can be made in any colour you like.

If you have any questions about Roger, please ask.

Roger takes 4 - 5 weeks before he is ready to post or collect.

31 October is the cut off date for Christmas orders. Orders placed in November and December may have longer than normal processing times.

Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Contains small parts. However, I can replace Roger's safety eyes with yarn eyes to make him safer for children under 3 years.

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Pattern credit: Vanessa Mooncie