RE: Lion head rabbits

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RE: Lion head rabbits

05/20/2018 at 11:06 PM

MoxieMeadows

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I have only had my Lionhead for two months. Finnegan is an approximately 4 year old man, and he is a grumpy one at that! He is the complete opposite of my last bun. She was a French Angora. She was a little demanding, but she was sweet and calm.

Finnegan doesn’t like pets/cuddles, and he thumps frequently(Which has been quite alarming, since Moxie never thumped in her whole life)! But I love him to pieces, and he gives me lots of entertainment with his antics.

I do believe a lot of it is an individual bun’s personality, but I also believe that lionheads tend to be on the feisty side