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Bun poop is one of the most remarkably scentless substances on earth
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A new noble in your fortress? Be sure to import all the exotic greens lest she enter a mood. 
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Oct 27, 2019 03:36
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Confirming my bun also hates having her tiny dragon horde of poops infringed upon
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Mar 10, 2020 23:13
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What's everyone using for litter? I've been having good results with Über after finding CritterCare too dusty, plus Bunny Sanders loves digging in it. Also the thin shreds mean I can just dump the whole box straight onto the compost pile
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Apr 23, 2020 16:47
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Deadite posted:They're so frustrating to photograph. They're either blurry and too dark or you need to turn up the in-camera lighting to the point everything around the rabbit is washed out you need a big diffuse light source just out of frame, like someone holding a white towel with a lamp reflecting off of it, or one of those silvered pop-up windshield covers 
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Dec 19, 2020 12:56
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Bun I love your boops And I'll miss your boops But I gotta do the scoops It's time It's time It's time I'm stealin all your poops.
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Jan 28, 2021 22:33
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Halloween Jack posted:Do you mind telling us what state you're in? I'm just curious because I'm in VA and haven't heard of any cases on the East Coast besides one animal hospital in NY. I'm not taking any chances regardless. Florida had one in Jan.
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May 6, 2021 05:12
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such has been my experience, yes.
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MagpieConcept posted:I feel very lucky with my bun. I never really had to litter train him, he just naturally prefers to go on bedding. On the other hand he's VERY timid... I wonder if there's a way to get him out of his shell a little. He doesn't mind (read: tolerates) handling and being held and petted on, just annoyed leg flicks after I put him down, but he doesn't really seem to actively seek out people at all. Is there a way to get a bunny to want to hang out with you? Do I smell bad or something? mimic their most relaxed body language. Go sit down on the floor 5 or 6 feet away and do a floop and wait for him to come check you out.
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