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Hello!
My name is Emily, and today I became the proud human to a gorgeous little Dutch (mix?) male named Theodore (Mr. Theodore Hatch to be precise). Here is a photo of him in his new home, munching on some fresh green-leaf lettuce as he gets comfortable in his new home:
This is the first rabbit I have ever had, and I have been doing extremely in-depth research over the past eight months. But… nothing prepares you for when you really bring a bunny home!!
Of course, although I am so ecstatic and happy and Theodore could not be a better bun for me, I am also riddled with the fear of inexperience and the worry of doing something wrong. Which, I suppose, is why I’m here! To be a part of an experienced community who can help me when the odd question arises. (The rescue from where I adopted Theodore, or Theo for short, has also of course offered help and a sense of a safety net and community, but I don’t want to be calling them non-stop for every little random question that can only be answered by fellow bunny humans.)
So, hopefully, I can make good contributions to this forum, and you all won’t get too sick of me asking questions!
Thanks!
– Emily
(Cody is my significant other, and Olive is our cat.)
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