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Cheeni (white rabbit) is 6 years old and is a double mane, dwarf. Chai (brown rabbit) is a purebred lionhead, I believe he is either 7 or 8 (not sure as he is a rescue).
Cheeni I had adopted when she was 6 months old, from a breeder. A year later I rescued Chai and his two brothers. His two brothers, with the help of a rabbit rescue, were adopted in to loving homes where they still reside. I bonded with Chai and decided to keep him with me. It took a solid 6 to 8 months to have them bond together but once it happened, they have been inseparable ever since! They are free roam and have never been caged.
Chai is very sweet, cuddly and interactive. Cheeni is sassy, loves her own space and only lets you touch her on her terms. The two opposite personality work perfectly together and they balance each other out. Chai protects her, grooms her but keeps her on her toes. Cheeni, well she loves to play hard to get but also has a soft spot for Chai.
I look forward to meeting you all and getting to know more about your rabbits!
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