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Hi everyone! I am new here, along with Cubique, my orange holland lop!
He is going to turn 4 months on Nov 13. He is my first bunny! We got him when he was 5 weeks old which was very young and we probably shouldn’t have gotten him at such a young age.. but thankfully he’s all well and healthy!
He is not yet spayed or neutered, we believe he’s a male but have yet to check with the vet.. But we will get him fixed when he turns 6 months..
He has a personality of his own and he doesn’t like to be carried.
He sometimes likes you to pet him, but he won’t show it and he is not attention seeking..
I would say he is an independent rabbit.
He current lives in a DIY cage and we use a baking tray as his “cooling tray” as the country we live in is tropical all year round..
He loves food. We are feeding him Genesis Ultra premium Extruded Alfalfa rabbit feed and he loves it a lot! He loves Bok Choy and Romaine Lettuce too! (We have just started to introduce him to one – two veggie a day).. We are training him some tricks like standing for treats and maybe more in the future!
I would think that’s he is quite big for his age.
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Cubique is absolutely adorable
that begging picture is too much! I’ve trained Ruby to give me kisses to get a treat. A lot of rabbits don’t like being held, but he may grow to like being held for short times and will likely enjoy being pet more and ask for loves as long as he’s on all fours.
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