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- 02/10/2017 at 12:41 AM
  random faerie
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  I’m had been a member of this forum some years ago, and I had a bunny called Totoro. Totoro is gone for a few years now and I haven’t had a rabbit since.
  
  However, I’m considering getting a new rabbit again. But since many years have passed, I have to re-learn many things once again. Also, I am living in a different country with a different language than mine so I’m actually kinda stressed about getting a NIC condo (I don’t think they exist here!), the biggest cage I’ve found so far is only 0.54sqm, and we know that is not enough.
  
  Anyway, I still have a few months to go before I get a new bun! And I’m hoping to learn again with you guys. ^^
  
  P.S. I had a Netherland Dwarf before, I’m getting a Holland Lop this time. Any main differences, personality wise?
- 02/10/2017 at 3:35 AM
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  From my experience holland lops are more laid back in general than Netherland dwarfs
  
  It will come down to the individual bunny though
  
  I have a holland lop and we can’t get NIC over here either so I have a small pet store rabbit cage but have a puppy playpen off it to extend the space he has
- 02/12/2017 at 9:42 PM
  BrunosMama
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  I don’t know about Nethies and Holland’s, but in general our lops seem to be more lazy and laid back than our uppy-ears.
  
  Congrats on getting another bunny.
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