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Hello all! I am a new bunny mom. I’m not sure what triggered my desire for a bunny but I became obsessed with wanting a house rabbit. After reading a lot of books, and lurking on this site for awhile, I checked with local shelters and didn’t have much luck finding a rabbit with the qualities we were looking for. I knew we didn’t want a baby (or teenager!) and so I was looking for a calm, friendly, small breed rabbit at least a year old. On a whim, I contacted a breeder and she had a rabbit she felt was perfect for our situation.
So meet Remington! Remi for short
He is a one-year-old Holland lop. Remi is such a lovebug. He is outgoing, friendly, and loves to be held and cuddled. He isn’t neutered yet but we will schedule that appointment as soon as possible. I’m sure I’ll have lots of questions and look forward to using the forum often! 
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he looks everso sweet!
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