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Hi, I’m Jordan.
I’ve been wanting my own bun for around a year now since I found out raccoons aren’t ideal pets (don’t ask). I got Theodore, after much research from this site, about a month ago after long thought with my partner. Theodore is as house bun and he’s a lion head cross with a mini lop, or so i’m told (any further info is great). I decided to join as i’m constantly returning here looking for answers to all of my questions as i’m new to being a bun-mum.
He’s very loving and affectionate, he’s also naughty (as most buns are, right?) but I’d never change him. I always read about how good they are as pets but until you get your own you never truly know, do you? He’s so needy and loving, and I love watching him binky and zoom around the room. There’s a picture of him in the link below!
http://oi63.tinypic.com/23vlqae.jpg
(I’m not sure how to post pictures at the mo, so if anyone could tell me i’d appreciate it!
)Thanks, speak soon!
Jord & Teedee!
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Hello there, welcome to the forum.
Theodore is an absolute cutie, his hairstyle is just… well it’s something, lol. Definitely a lionlop
I had thought there was an info thread on how to post pictures, but for the life of me I can’t find it right now, will get back to you on that
And yes, rabbits make wonderful pets
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