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Hello Everyone! My name is Gabbi, and I am a current graduate student in Boston. I had Holland Lops growing up, and absolutely adored them.
In October, I adopted my new little love, Phoebe, who seems to be a Lionhead cross. They believe she is between 2 and 4 years old. She has TONS of personality, and is always binkeying and running around! She loves to “help” me with my homework (taking papers out of my folders, picking up my pens, “typing” on my computer). She is pretty famous among my fellow colleagues, and has brought so much joy to me in this life transition. I have been referencing this forum for advice since adopting her, and it seems like a wonderful community, so I thought I would join!
*One of my roommates calls Phoebe “Phoebelina,” so that is why its my display name
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Phoebelina – important things you should know (if you didn’t already)
1) Phoebe is gorgeous
2) Phoebe is gorgeous
3) Phoebe is gorgeous
4) Phoebe is gorgeous
5) see 1-4
PS – you did right – we’re an alright community
And a HUGE WELCOME to you and your (gorgeous) girl ! (Animals are great as an icebreaker to new people, aren’t they!?)
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