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ummmm,so im having my parents buy me a bunny and i am having them get it from the shelter, my dad is good with building and planning stuff and good with construction stuff so he is building a nice big NIC cage, ive looked online about how rabbits dont like to be picked up and they can expensive and im commited to owning a rabbit…… if anyone has any tips or links to websites that could give me more information and make my bunnies as comfortable as possible when i bring them home..please reply
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Get home asap (so the car ride isn’t as stressful) also I pet my bunny the whole time (not sure if that was more stressful or not, I like to think it made him feel better). glad you are building a NIC cage
he/she will be so much happier with the space yay for adopting 
also congrats on the new bunny and welcome to BB. -
For overall rabbit info I would read everything on this site in the bunny info section:
https://binkybunny.com/BUNNYINFO/tabid/53/Default.aspxMore info about bunny diet:
http://rabbit.org/faq-diet/
http://rabbit.org/suggested-vegetables-and-fruits-for-a-rabbit-diet/Bunny Language:
http://language.rabbitspeak.com/I don’t think you’re were asking for all those but I figure I’d toss them out there in case you hadn’t read them. When you bring the bunny home you might want to “leave them alone” other than feeding and cleaning, etc…. for a day or so until they settle in.
Congrats on the new bunny and welcome to BB! Make sure you post pics of your bunny when you bring them home.
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You’ve come to the right place!
Thank, MoveDiagonally for doing what I was about to recommend, which is to look through the info. on this site.Don’t forget to check out the photo galleries and even some videos to see pix of what other habitats look like as well. Great for ideas of how you want your own new habitat to look.
Congrats!
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