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Hello, I have one bunny, Jezabel. She’s an American Fuzzy Lop. She was 10 weeks old when I got her on 5/19/12, so by now she’s about 11 weeks.
She’s my very first bunny, and we’re becoming great friends.
Jezabel is a fluffy ball of fun. I let her out of her cage to hop around when I can watch her (which is most of the time I’m home), and she loves it. Luckily, her poop isn’t hard to clean up, as we’re still in the process of potty-training.As for me, I’ll be a college freshman in the fall. I’ll be living at home, though, so Jezzie and I won’t be moving any time soon. The first thing that made me want to get a bunny was their cuteness, not gonna lie. But when I began to read about the benefits of having a pet rabbit, I was totally sure it was the perfect pet for me. Using my research, I made a powerpoint, which ultimately convinced my mom to let me have one for my birthday. I could definitely see myself having more rabbits in the future, like when I’m raising a family.
Apart from grooming and playing with Jezzie, I like listening to music, writing, drawing, and doing puzzles.
I also like making friends, so feel free to talk to me.
Enjoying her hay. ↓
Play time! ↓
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Welcome
I would like to offer a couple of tips that will make living with her easier
First, take away all the bedding on the floor, she only needs it in her litter box. Having it everywhere will make her confused when it comes to litter training. Trust me, one space to clean is better than everywhere
Second, she does need a ton more hay in her hay rack. 24/7 access to unlimited hay. It’s the most important part of her diet. Most bunnies like to eat and go potty at the same time, so keep her hay by the litter box for easier potty training
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