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The first photo is Mango – he is my gray and white Dutch – it’s the same photo as my avatar and the only one I have of him. He’s such a funny little rabbit. He grumbles and mumbles when he’s eating and snores too. He’s also my most proficient thumper.
The second photo is Peaches (black and white female) and Peppermint (not sure what to call his dark color, it’s very unusual, kind of a ticked brownish blackand white). I suspect they are mother and son – he was very young when I got them – they were strays that someone caught. I call them my ostrich bunnies because they try to hide their heads when someone new or loud is about – they just don’t like new things.
The third photo is Peaches by herself and the fourth is Peppermint.
I guess you can see I’ve got sort of a theme going here with the names – kind of a fruit salad or something. Mango actually came to me with that name. I must have been hungry when I name Peaches and Peppermint.
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I’m not really sure. He’s definitely a mutt but I suppose he’s more dutch than anything else. His face says Netherland though. Without the white triangle on his nose though, I don’t tend to see him as a Dutch. But now that you mention it, he has a VERY small slit of whiteright between his eyes.
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