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We are back

Rabbit Care 101 is back after taking such a big time off. Rabbit Care 101 is back to help you and your wonderful rabbit

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Hey do you know if a rabbits bed should be inside their hiding house, or should it be separate?

I all ways put my rabbits bed in side of their hidey house

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My bunny and I love I'm Florida where it is hot and the houses are very air conditioned. I am moving him from inside to outside, and I was wondering if you had any tips on how to get him conditioned to the heat?

If you have an indoors rabbit and you want to move you’re rabbit outdoors you will be able to do this anytime after early spring when the frosts are over. Do not move you’re rabbit in the winter months. First few days make sure the rabbit is warm enough by giving it plenty of hay to snuggle in and cover the hutch with a blanket or hutch snuggle.

(If this doesn’t help please message me on the Rabbit Care 101 Facebook page or email me at contact.jackdeyes@gmail.com and put rabbit in the subject box)

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In the next couple of months Rabbit Care 101 will be moving from @tumblr to @wordpressdotcom - Rabbit Care 101 will be using the Tumblr page but will be using it for quick posts or re posts or any questions you may have - Rabbit Care 101 are moving to Wordpress to make a rabbit care website

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My first night in my first home…my hoomin had my favorite pellets waiting for me, that is when she won my heart. I had no idea there was so much more to come.

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My bunny and I love I'm Florida where it is hot and the houses are very air conditioned. I am moving him from inside to outside, and I was wondering if you had any tips on how to get him conditioned to the heat?

If you have an indoors rabbit and you want to move you're rabbit outdoors you will be able to do this anytime after early spring when the frosts are over. Do not move you're rabbit in the winter months. First few days make sure the rabbit is warm enough by giving it plenty of hay to snuggle in and cover the hutch with a blanket or hutch snuggle. (If this doesn't help please message me on the Rabbit Care 101 Facebook page or email me at contact.jackdeyes@gmail.com and put rabbit in the subject box)https://m.facebook.com/Rabbit-Care-101-354375544921810/

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Health and welfare

You should inspect each rabbit regularly because rabbits worsen quickly when they get ill. You should also check and change the bedding regularly. Don’t frighten the rabbits with sudden noise or movement and make sure they are protected from any disturbance by rodents or other animals eg by providing suitably fenced areas for them.

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Another cute little doe, this one has found a new home already, moving out in five weeks. Black silver marten. 

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This is so sweet a cat and a rabbit spending some time together how sweet

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Snuggles

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What some lovely gifts for some sweet little rabbits

For people that were asking in messages, this is what the bunnies got for christmas from the humans and their friends/relatives!! They are very happy and spoiled buns!! :’3 Of course they won’t get to eat all these treats at once or they’d get sick tummies, but they wish they could. ;P

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Mari is a girl who love walking along the beach, while Tako is a naughty boy who love to dig the beach sand <3

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Lion Head Temperament Lionheads are generally good-natured rabbits, although lively and often timid. Gentleness and understanding are needed to win their trust and bring out the best in their personality. They can be quite outgoing and sociable and will thrive on attention. They are usually energetic, active and playful, and despite their small size, need plenty of space to run and play. Lionheads are not generally recommended with children as they need experienced handling. They tend to be easily frightened and may become aggressive. Some Lionheads may have a more skittish, or even aggressive nature. The Lionhead is a recent breed and still under development in many countries, temperament can vary quite a bit depending on the breeds used to develop each line.

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Merry Christmas!