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Hi,
I have an 8 month old Blue Eyed White holland lop named Marlowe and she’s my baby. She’s the sweetest thing. I can’t believe how much she loves being petted. She’s a total ham. No matter what, as long as someone is touching her head, she will just lay there
She runs to your wherever you are for pettings, she’ll even run over to your hand if you stick it inside her playpen and squeeze her body between your hand and the pen and then lay down. She can be a little hormonal…she goes through phases of being perfectly litter trained for several weeks and then all of a sudden deciding to pee and poop all over her fleece for a while. She also sometimes gets protective of her fleece.
I’ve had bunnies in the past. One would hop away whenever I tried to pet him. The other enjoyed being petted but was so high strung that he wouldn’t stay still for long before causing more trouble. So I’m so glad I finally have my little love bug.
Here are a few photos
http://s15.postimg.org/mk8g4eyrf/marlowe1.jpg
http://s18.postimg.org/61vyc9xop/image.jpg
http://s21.postimage.org/56akyuylz/image.jpg (she loves to sleep on her food bin so I keep it in her cage lol)
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