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About ten days ago I brought home my first bunny, Tycho. I read up before deciding a bunny would be a good fit but I am definitely learning as I go. Tych was not from a reputable breeder so I am not sure what breed he may be or exactly how old but he was .7 pounds when he first came home. He was the pick of the litter for his imperturbable nature. I already refer to him as Chill Master McRabbit because nothing seems to upset him. He does not one bit mind stretching out and snuggling through a movie and is already starting to pee in his litter box sometimes. I really hope he doesn’t grow out of being so cuddly!
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