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Hello, everyone now that the babies are a old enough lets welcome them. I had 7 other babies but my local rabbit place took a few (I called them when she had her first litter because I was unsure what to do) I initially was going to keep every single one but like I said a rabbit place reached out, my vet and my daughters school ( their rabbit passed away). all were given for free because I knew they will be very well taken care of
and also my easter themed cage now that valentines is over. They roam all day ( still getting the potty training down). The lop was rescued from a neighbor who well bought the bun for easter for her kids but did not realize how much work it required and she kept it in the cage all day 
so I offered her double what she paid for her. Now she is one happy bun. (still getting used to the others, they case her but I make sure to break it up). We are still in the process of converting the garage to a bunny place but that is taking some time lol. Goal is to foster buns and help out. But say hello 
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How cute !! But I agree with Q8 – it’s an expensive & dangerous presumption that because they haven’t yet chewed on a wire, that they wont.
They will.
It’s also very dangerous to the bunny = electrocution! Trust me it happens soooo fast (CHOMP) and then it’s too late. Or you will be left with a half chomped naked wire and it could become a fire hazard.
So please keep all wires tucked away out of bunny temptation.
Other than that – 10 out of 10 for cuteness !
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thank god. They chew more on the wood toys i have inside thank god
Bandit was too smart for his own good 
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