Brunus Edwardii

Just a bear owner passionate about all things Brunus Edwardii, with a strong preference for traditional or heirloom breeds. All care and husbandry opinions are my own.

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My guy Hakatan ready for a walk.

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I accidentally.... the flash.....

(eyes hurts)

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May I offer you a fountain pen in these trying times?

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Bear selfie?!

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Sniffing you.

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Peeping at the money tree

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A small hairy man is on the loose!

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Found him at a flea market today. His name is Buddy, and he's 12 years old. He has such a kind face.

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River and Rea wearing the latest bear fashions.

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Outside time with Pippin!

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River (sp. Brunus edwardii) wearing my graduation hat. He's a big guy, but the hat makes him look pretty small!

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every teddy bear in existence is a butch lesbian!

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[ID: a standing teddy bear wearing blue overalls and raising its left paw in a wave. it is on a background of the butch lesbian pride flag. /end ID.]

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Edward (sp. Brunus edwardii) is 20 years old now. A very handsome example of the traditional breed, with a great temprement. Vocal, but going a little hoarse with age.

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A brief look at #teddybearanatomy over their 120 year history, particularly the changes in #teddybearskulls brought on by the #evolutionarypressure of human tastes. . #teddybearskull #teddybearanatomy #teddybearspecimen #unnaturaldesigns #unnaturalhistory #fakespecimens #fakescience #arctophile #teddybearart #teddybearscience #teddybearmorphology

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Interesting video. 

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Kodiak and Cinnamon (sp. brunus edwardii). Littermates. A couple of years old now. Only one brain cell between them, and Kodi has it most of the time.

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River wearing his little jumper, with Pippin for scale! (sp. brunus edwardii). River is just over a foot tall in height (big and chonky lad!), and has the long, handsome muzzle of the heirloom breeds.

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This is Pippin (sp. brunus edwardii). Has an excellent temperament, and loves his little bells. Though it's hard to see in this photo, his undercoat has an almost pinkish hue, most visible in the short fur around his mouth. His overcoat has an interesting dappled pattern to it, one I've not seen before in other bears. His mother Mabel has a solid chocolate coat, so I'm not quite sure what's up with him genetically.