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hello just wanted to say hi and talk about my bunnies…..
this is Bugs and Oz (Bugs on the right Oz on the left)
they are two 2 month old netherland dwarfs i’ve only had they for around 3 days but i LOVE them. even tho they have been with me for only a short time they act like they have lived with me for years.
Bugs is very energetic and isn’t scared of most things but Oz is a bit of a scaredy cat
anyway those are my bunnies…
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Very cute! Please read my reply on your other thread regarding separating them and doing proper bonding once they’re both fixed. It’d be lovely for these two to live happily together for the next decade or more after they’re properly bonded
Please ask any questions that you may have, and welcome to the Netherland dwarf club!
https://binkybunny.com/BUNNYINFO/tabid/53/CategoryID/9/PID/940/Default.aspx
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. Yes, they should be physically separated until they are neutered (for safety purposes to avoid fighting), but you can house them in separate cages that are a few inches apart so that they can still see and smell each other.- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.