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Hi. I have a bunny named Molly. He has a white face with a black dot beside his mouth, black ears, and a few black spots along his spine. He is three years old, and neutered. As of now, he seems to be really annoyed, but he’s usually pretty social (when he’s in the house with us people). He’s super cute especially when he’s happy. I think he may be lonely outside (still working on this problem, see the thread under behaviour. Any help would be appreciated!).
I used to have two bunnies (another male named Maple), but he died early on. I suspect it may have been heat stroke as it was a very hot day…
.Anyhow, I absolutely love my bunny, and he’s pretty awesome!
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Posted By MollyBunny on 06/27/2010 06:52 AM
Hi. I have a bunny named Molly. He has a white face with a black dot beside his mouth, black ears, and a few black spots along his spine. He is three years old, and neutered. As of now, he seems to be really annoyed, but he’s usually pretty social (when he’s in the house with us people). He’s super cute especially when he’s happy. I think he may be lonely outside (still working on this problem, see the thread under behaviour. Any help would be appreciated!).
I used to have two bunnies (another male named Maple), but he died early on. I suspect it may have been heat stroke as it was a very hot day…
.Anyhow, I absolutely love my bunny, and he’s pretty awesome!
Welcome to BinkyBunny! I have a Molly as well, although mine is a female
I haven’t seen your other thread, but I hope Molly soon moves inside the house. I have had outdoors bunnies as well, when I was a kid, and it really wasn’t the best solution for so many reasons. Especially due to the loneliness. 15 years later, I still feel really bad about it, so I do hope you get a chance to change Molly’s life to the better.
Sorry to hear about Maple. That is really sad. I hope all precautions have been taken now, so that it won’t happen to Molly as well.
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