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Hello from Cozy Colorado! I recently added two lil bun bun girls to my home. Piper is a black “dwarf mix” and Willow is a agouti “short-hair mix”. They were 3 months when I aquired them ( SPAYED
) and ready for me to take them home. SO I did. 
.I plan on making them into Therapy bunnies if they can stand to do so
, as I do it with my dogs already. I am fairly new to rabbits, but I do know the basics, but that is never enough right? So hoping to learn alot on here. Especially on handleing them with out getting them to stressed out. Piper so far is not fond of being picked up yet. Clicker training is the next step. Oh and pictures is a must I’m sure.Suzee aka: Therapy Lady.
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