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- 11/24/2016 at 6:30 AM
  Mihawkz
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  Hello people i have an 11 weeks old dwarf hottot lionhead mix bunny.
  
  Overall he is very very active doing all shorts of stuffy binkying around racing the house etc etc.
  
  Lately he seems to be circling around me following me everywhere he is trying to dig my clothes and also grooming my clothes..
  
  Whenever i put my hands to pet him he is ok once he is bored he just leaves..
  
  What does his behaviour mean thank you ^_^
- 11/24/2016 at 7:47 AM
  tobyluv
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  Circling means that his hormones are kicking in as he enters puberty. That’s probably also why he is digging into your clothes. Hormones can bring frustration. He may also start humping or spraying and could show signs of aggression. I don’t know if you were planning on getting him neutered when he is a little older, but that should take care of any behavioral problems and end his frustration.
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