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There was just one more step to upload the picture, you had to click on “insert image” I have fixed that for you
They grey one looks like a lionhead mixed with a larger breed (the ears are very large), possibly the white one too. I’m not sure on the black and white one, I can’t see any longer fur, but it may just be the pics, are they from the same place?
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Yes, definitely some lionhead in there Id say. Or one of the long fur breeds. Very cute!!
I cannot tell from the pictures, do they have some solid areas on the cage floor to rest on? That will protect their feet from hock sores.
I see a litter box in the 1st photo. If you are working on litter training them, I would cover the wire floor completely and make sure to put hay in the litter box. At the moment, they may just tend to toilet on the drop-through flooring and use the box as a resting place.
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