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What a beautiful rabbit! Bluebell is the dead opposite. He loves attention and starts tearing around his cage whenever I walk downstairs to see him! He's also highly affectionate, he'll lick your hand all day long.
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It very well could be! I suppose it varies from rabbit to rabbit. If his breakfast is late (even by a few minutes), he takes his food cup and chucks it across his cage! He's definitely more demanding than my late rabbit (a lionhead), but I love him to pieces anyway!
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Gorgeous rabbits! How do Belgian hares compare to English spots? I hear they are even higher energy. What were your Britannia petite's like? I've heard that some of them can have less-than-nice temperaments, but I'm sure there are very sweet individuals out there as well!
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All three of your Netherland dwarf's are so adorable! Are they your favorite breed? Also, love the collars! Where did you get them from? I've been considering getting Bluebell a collar.View attachment 53188And cookie also a Netherland dwarf
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Stunning girl! How much does she weigh?
Thanks when I got them didn't know the sexes they were six weeks old, turns out cream is a girl and Sugar is a boy, he is now neutered
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The collars are from Meijer, I got the dog collar sized toy and then made it as small as it could go. Very pretty although they do have bones one them
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My 7 month old American Sable buck is named Star. My husband found him abandoned at about 3-4 months old on the side of a busy street on the edge of Chicago in a business park area. I am so glad he noticed the bunny sitting there and knew he wasn’t a wild rabbit. He brought it home on his lap -an hour drive. The poor thing sat in his lap calmly the whole way. My husband didn’t intend to keep him because we have so many animals already, but there was no way our daughter and I could let him go. First two photos were day he came home, then some more recent. 
I never knew how fun bunnies were!
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That's such a great story, lucky bunny found you.My 7 month old American Sable buck is named Star. My husband found him abandoned at about 3-4 months old on the side of a busy street on the edge of Chicago in a business park area. I am so glad he noticed the bunny sitting there and knew he wasn’t a wild rabbit. He brought it home on his lap -an hour drive. The poor thing sat in his lap calmly the whole way. My husband didn’t intend to keep him because we have so many animals already, but there was no way our daughter and I could let him go. First two photos were day he came home, then some more recent.
OMG! The bunny of fate! Star is so lucky to be rescued! And he looks beautiful!
Great pictures of everyone's rabbits!
Just FYI for anyone reading and wondering the same thing. Collars are actually quite dangerous to put on rabbits. Rabbits freak out very easily, and a collar getting snagged on something could either pose a choking hazard, cause spinal damage, or a panicked rabbit could even go into cardiac arrest. So please, do not put collars on rabbits.
(contains link to a story of a rabbit injured from wearing a collar)
http://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Care_FAQ...ld never wear,remove it and injure themselves.
Just FYI for anyone reading and wondering the same thing. Collars are actually quite dangerous to put on rabbits. Rabbits freak out very easily, and a collar getting snagged on something could either pose a choking hazard, cause spinal damage, or a panicked rabbit could even go into cardiac arrest. So please, do not put collars on rabbits.
(contains link to a story of a rabbit injured from wearing a collar)
http://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Care_FAQ...ld never wear,remove it and injure themselves.
Roo1234
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I only put them on for pictures
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Thank you for the FYI! I didn't know that, but it is certainly something I'm glad I know now!
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This is my bun Ben! He's a 3.5 month old Holland lop. He looooves eating and extremely lazy. But he's the sweetest!
Then there's my bun Snowy. He's also 3.5 months old, but just a tiny bit younger than Ben. He's a very playful and curious lionhead with lots of bedhead.
Then there's my bun Snowy. He's also 3.5 months old, but just a tiny bit younger than Ben. He's a very playful and curious lionhead with lots of bedhead.
