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Hey,
My name is Tiffany, I’m from Ontario, Canada and I’m 27 years old. I recently got my two baby girls three days ago from a very nice lady. Their names are Nyx and Willow, they’re both 8 weeks old. They aren’t spayed yet, but I will once they are old enough. When in the cage, they’re pretty calm, and just loaf around but sometimes they’ll hop around in the cage, especially during the night time. When out of the cage, they like to run around, hide for a few minutes in corners, chew on things, sit on my back or come say hi then to back to running around. They have found a spot under my bed on top of luggage which has two backpacks on them.
I am a new bunny owner, but I have been researching a lot, so hopefully I can keep them happy, and healthy. I got bunnies because my mother is allergic to cats, and I really wanted a pet to keep me company in my room so I figured a bunny would do nicely. They’re both very sweet, however the do nibble a lot, Nyx likes biting at my feet. jeans and fingers, and Willow likes biting at my socks and jeans.
Nice to be here, and hope to get to know all of you.
EDIT: Photos of my buns:
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Nyx and Willow sound like two very lovely bunnies. While rabbits as a whole love to chew things and bunny proofing wires etc is a must, I find that younger bunnies tend to nibble a little more because they’re exploring and learning about things.- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.