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- 08/02/2015 at 4:29 AM
  Pastel
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  Hello everyone! Recently i’ve gotten into wanting a bunny. The last time i wanted a little bunbun was probably when i was around 6 years old and it only lasted until i got pet fish haha. So considering that, i’ve come here to learn all i can about rabbit care! c: While i do not have a rabbit yet, i plan on getting one within the next 1 to 3 years, so what better time to research then now. :p
  
  I’m super excited about being a part of this forum and learning any and everything about bunny care. c:
- 01/14/2016 at 1:11 PM
  Sr. Melangell
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  Hi Pastel, bunnies need a lot of hay, fresh veg and exercise, not all bunnies like to be picked up and cuddled or stroked, like my bunny, but he is still a lot of fun and a great companion, a bunny costs more than a dog when it comes to vets and emergency treatment is very expensive, but with the proper care a bunny can live a very long time and when you do get a bunny don’t get upset if he won’t let you cuddle him or pick him up, these bunnies show love to their owner in other special bunny ways.
- 01/15/2016 at 9:28 PM
  MoxieMeadows
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  Welcome to BB. It’s a great place to learn everything you need to know before adopting a rabbit.
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