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Hey there,
I saw a photo of this rabbit on my local Craigslist and couldn’t pass him up. I’ve never had a rabbit before, never really even considered them as a pet, but I have to say I’ve had him for about a month and absolutely love him and am so happy to have gotten him.
He’s a 2 year old ruby-eyed white lionhead. He came from a rabbit rescue near me, apparently when he got to their care he was nearly hairless and could barely move. He is not neutered and it’s something I’ve been debating on having done or not.
He is litter trained and has free reign over a sectioned off area of our house. He’s a complete hog when it comes to his food and treats and will come running at the sight of his bowl being messed with, and will pass out the instant you start rubbing and massaging his little head. In other words, he’s perfect.
Without further ado,
Secundus!
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