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Hi all! I’ve been slightly inactive for these past couple of months, and I have some news to share. I’m creating a memorial garden for Cinnamon that has wild-rabbit edible plants, for wild rabbits to munch on and enjoy. It’s looking nice! I’ve created a bench and planted some pot marigolds and some herbs around it, and there’s a nice tree for shade nearby. I’ll post a picture once it starts blooming for real.
Chomondeley is about 7 months old now!
He’s definetely more mischevious… digging up his blanket, nipping me if he wants me to move. 
I don’t really mind. I know it’s the hormones kicking in. Do you think it’s okay for me to start making an appointment for neutering? I’m scared of neutering too soon and having the surgery go wrong. 
Here’s a picture of Chomondeley! I took him outside for the first time. I think he was slightly nervous, but he eventually warmed up to it and was hopping around and sniffing the grass. It’s his first time ever outside!
And here’s him acting all regal for the camera. He’s sitting on his favorite blanket.
So that’s the update! I’m starting to limit his food to 1/3 cup in the morning and 1/3 cup in the evening, along with a handful of good greens (romaine lettuce, basil, parsley) in the mornings. He finishes his morning portion of food at around 5 in the evening, and that’s around the time I give him his evening portion, so I think it’s a good amount for now.
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Welcome back.
The Cinnamon Memorial Garden sounds beautiful. Can’t wait to see pictures. Chomondeley is VERY handsome! At 7 months, definitely not too soon. I understand being nervous though — surgery makes us all nervous for our beloved companions regardless of their age. Do you have a rabbit-savvy vet?
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