Where can I find a fuzzy lop Florida?

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- 05/13/2016 at 11:30 PM
  janellew
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  Hi everyone,
  
  I am new to the forum. I am about to become a first time rabbit owner, and I am very excited. I have done all of my research, purchased all the supplies, and am currently working on the personalized bunny-home.
  
  I would like to get an American Fuzzy Lop buck. I live in Tampa, Florida and I can’t seem to find anyone in Florida or Georgia that has them. Can anyone give me any information on breeders, adoption, or anything? Or will anyone be driving through the South this summer and want to meet up?
  
  I appreciate any help!
- 05/14/2016 at 3:13 AM
  Mikey
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  Many lops are more sensitive to heat than other breeds of rabbit. Im just bringing this up, since i know Florida is often hot. That might be why you arnt finding any breeders in your area. Either way, good luck! Owning bunnies is a ton of fun
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