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- Rabbit names: Bailey (male)
- Rabbit Age: 9 months
- How long has your bunny been with you? 7 months
- Spayed/Neutered? Yes
- Rabbit Personality Traits (Calm, Diva, Naughty, Feisty, Sweet etc) Calm but Mischievious
- Include a photo of your bunny if you can. He’s the whiteish one
Bailey was Kirsty’s (girlfriend) and myself’s first bunny that we got as a tiny ball of fluff who was originally the colour of baileys/eggnog but has now grown into a handsome multicoloured rabbit, he’s normally quite calm but when you cant hear the patter of his wee feet running around then he’s always us to something like trying to squeeze into places he shouldn’t be or trying to get into cupboards he is the calmest of our 3 bunnies although he was originally going to be a lonesome rabbit until we went to look at others just to see them all and then i held poppy and didn’t want to put her back annnnndd so 1 became 2
- Rabbit names: Poppy (female)
- Rabbit Age: 7 months
- How long has your bunny been with you? 6 months
- Spayed/Neutered? just a few days ago
- Rabbit Personality Traits (Calm, Diva, Naughty, Feisty, Sweet etc) Naughty but caring
- Include a photo of your bunny if you can. Shes the black one
Poppy is the smallest of our 3 and the chewer of the group she will happily chomp her way through anything that she deems worthy enough although will eventually take a telling she loves a cuddle as long as she can snuggle into your neck or kirsty’s hair she is also bailey’s true love it would seem and although smaller and younger she is the dominant one between herself and Bailey bonding them was no issue at all as they both met when they were very young and lived in cages side by side until Bailey was neutered after which they would be allowed out together and snuggle up in a corner of the room, she is also the most agile bun bun our vet has met as she pounced off the vet table and over kirsty’s 5 ft 9 self in a bid to escape (she was totally fine though)
but she’s getting there with the nerves. 
- Rabbit names: Lola (female)
- Rabbit Age: 2 years (apparently)
- How long has your bunny been with you? 3 days
- Spayed/Neutered? Not yet
- Rabbit Personality Traits (Calm, Diva, Naughty, Feisty, Sweet etc) VOCAL!!!! and easily scared but loving
- Include a photo of your bunny if you can. She’s our little grey velvet
Lola is our unexpected and unplanned 3rd arrival in our house, we got her from our local pet shop’s adoption centre after Lola caught Kirsty’s heart instantly, She was given up by her previous owners due to “aggressive Tendencies” but we can’t see a bad bone in her wee body and she has met bailey through a makeshift fence we have put in place (for Poppy’s post op sake) and they seem to get on very well. she is also VERY vocal especially when she has her veg handed to her with lots of “yummy” noises, although we do think she was previously neglected due to her getting very agitated at the slightest thing such as being lifted or even closing the door when she is in a room she starts to breathe very loudly along with fearful grunts and her droppings are the tiniest things ever which according to the vet are a result of early Gi stasis which is now being treated (phew) but other than that she is the most loving rabbit we’ve ever came across and binkys as soon as you sit down with her, we are very happy we adopted her
so that is the story of how our three little love bugs came to join us
thanks for reading!!!!
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