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Today i was going into the basement to give Ben some lettuce and carrot. I reached his xpen and I said “Good morning, Benny.” And he came flying out of his cage begging to be pet. I stepped inside the pen and was refilling his hay. He ran around me looking for the lettuce and begging for treats. I gave him his lettuce and he thanked me with some licks! im the only one in the family that he licks. i think he loves me the most
(by the way i changed my bunnys bio, go read it.)
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