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Hi guys! I’ve been stalking this forum for a while now, but only joined just then. I’m a second year paramedic student, and live in a semi-rural town in Melbourne, Australia! I’ve found that between studying, volunteering and working I have a lot of time where I’m curled up at home and it’s nice coming home from particularly tense shifts to a fuzzy best friend! I had guinea pigs years ago, and always wanted a bunny, so decided I’d adopt one after I had bought everything for him! 
This is Ollie! He’s a very tiny, purebred mini lop! He’s quite fluffy because both his parents had a semi-cashmere fur! He’s only 6 weeks old at the moment (which did irk me a little – I was told by the breeder that all the bunnies were 8 – 10 weeks, however I was on an ambulance shift which ran overtime when I was due to pick him up, so my mum brought him home for me and we realised he was still a bit young), but he’s taken a liking to cuddling me, exploring and following me wherever I go. He’s a welcome addition to the family, and I absolutely adore him ❤
So that’s pretty much it! I thought I’d introduce us both
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Posted By Vienna Blue in France on 10/14/2016 9:53 AM
OMG !!! I hang my head in shame. As I pressed the send button I KNEW the error I had made. Simply unforgiveable.so sorry Lana. Of course I know Melbourne is VIC not SA….
Haha, no worries! To be honest I didn’t expect to find many aussies on here! Nice to meet you
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Posted By LongEaredLions on 10/17/2016 1:10 AM
Welcome!
Ollie is so precious, I just want to snuggle him.
His ears lopped pretty early-I had one semi-loppy bunny and her ear didn’t lop until around she was much older.Thank you!! I’m sure he’d snuggle you too
Yeah, I noticed that! But occasionally his left one sticks up and his right one stays lopped haha. Not sure if that’s normal or just a quirky little thing he does.
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