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| Name: |
Fluffy
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Age: |
One year old
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| Gender: |
Male
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Kind: |
Mini Lop Rabbit
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| Home: |
Red Wing, Minnesota, USA
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My
daughters named him Fluffy, and he definitely lives up to his name
because his fur is especially soft, thick and, well, fluffy! Because
Fluffy is a house rabbit, he doesn't have to worry about those cold
Minnesota winters... brrrrrrrrr! He is litter box trained so he has the
run of the main level of our house. People are sometimes surprised at
just how much personality rabbits can have: Fluffy is very sweet,
curious, smart, and playful. He loves to be petted on the forehead just
above his eyes, and scratched behind his ears. He likes to hang out with
his two rat pals, Coco and Twixie, and often lies on the floor beside
the rat cage. He also hangs out with Browzer, the family dog. Fluffy is
special to our whole family because we couldn't ask for a cuter,
sweeter, personable pet and we love him!
Fluffy came along at just the right time. Our family lost our pet
rabbit, Honey Bunny when she died at the ripe old bunny age of ten years.
Shortly after she died, I heard that someone had baby bunnies available,
so I called and went to see them. I immediately fell for this cute
little black and white spotted bundle of fur and took him home that same
day! Initially Fluffy lived outside in a hutch, but he is now a house
bunny, and he seems much happier to live inside with the rest of
the family. He is litter box trained and our house is bunny-proofed so
he can be loose in the house. Fluffy is very playful and loves to chase
his favorite SpongeBob SquarePants ball around the floor! He also loves
to run up and down the stairs so he can run down the long hallway and do
binkys! A binky is when a rabbit is happy and jumps up in the air or
kicks out his feet! Rabbits have much more personality than most people
realize, but it's hard to see that when they live outside in a hutch
without much human contact. We love watching Fluffy explore and play and
enjoy the companionship of his family, and are happy that he is not just
another bunny living a lonely life outside in a hutch.
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