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- 08/12/2015 at 12:29 PM
  gingersnap
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  I am new to binky bunny as of today. In March of this year I got my sweet bunny Ginger. She is a very cal and loving palomino rabbit in the golden color. She was two months old when I got her. She is the only rabbit I have currently, but she loves her stuffed bunny. Every time I look in her cage she has moved it to some other place. It’s fur is all matted from her blocking it! I have bought and made many toys for her, but she doesn’t play with any of them. The only things she does are lick me, eat, poop, sleep and chew on cardboard.
- 08/13/2015 at 3:01 AM
  Draco Bunny
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  Welcome to solo bunny life. She has definitely bonded to you. Some solo bunnies have social issues. Buns normally have a hierarchy they live by. My advice to those that have only 1 bun or are considering only getting one bun to really consider the best for your current or future companion. Buns do best in pairs. It’s just a fact.
  
  I am VERY lucky to have a pair of males, brown medium hair lop and a Blue Eyed American White Dwarf. Literally a 1 in a million bun. We got them at the same time. They have bonded with each other. However, not before I bonded with Stewart, the Blued White.
  
  So now he has a bunny bond and a human bond. If you can get this lucky, you will be a blessed bun mom or dad.
  
  As for play time. Have you tried a neutral room in the house and just lay down on the floor, belly up and allow your bun free roam of the room. Your bun should start exploring around for a while. Once it knows the area is safe, he or she should start climbing or jumping all over you and binkies should abound!!!
- 08/13/2015 at 10:30 AM
  Sindri
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  Welcome Ginger! Rabbits are tricky when it comes to toys. Mine mainly like chewing on cardboard boxes too. I think its typical bunny behavior.
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