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Hello!
My name is Jenna and I am new to this forum. I have one female lion head bunny named Poppy
We just got Poppy recently so she is still a little timid, but she loves being pet and will come and prop her paws up on me if you sit with her in her exercise pen. She also hops circles around me and makes funny grunting/humming noises, I’m not sure if that’s normal or not, but it’s pretty cute!
She currently lives in a bunny proofed room with her cage and litter box. We also have CATS, so it’s the best option to keep her safe. She gets about 4 hours of undivided human attention each day. Sometimes we let her hop around in the basement. It’s funny because she HATES hardwood, so we know she won’t move from the carpeted area. We took her outside yesterday and oh good lord did she have a ball! She was hopping around everywhere and it was a struggle to get her to come back inside, we had to bribe her with a piece of carrot.
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