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Hello, my name is Greg and I seem to have become quite attached to a couple of bunnies. Recently my family acquired a little Holland lop and a Flemish / Lionehead cross. Both does about 6-8 weeks old. The Lop we named Cocoa Pebbles and the Lionhead, Fruity. I’d had rabbits when I was younger, so I knew all about the care and feeding but they were outdoors in a hutch, not indoor rabbits so this is a new experience to me. Currently we’re working on litter training. It’s a chore, but I’ll be darned if the cuddling isn’t worth the effort. My new favorite thing to do is get home from work at 4 am or so when everyone is sleeping, and let them out from their kennels and watch them romp around a bit until it’s snuggle time. So, that’s my story, and here are some pics. I may have more to say, but it’s 4 am here.
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