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Name: |
Clarke
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Age: |
One year old
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Gender: |
Female
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Kind: |
Holland Lop Rabbit
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Home: |
West Orange, New Jersey, USA
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With
a name like Clarke you may think she's actually a he, but that's
just one of my little bunny's interesting quirks. Obviously, she is
cute as a button, but like I said, that's obvious. She is also
extremely loveable, and all you have to do to get kisses is ask for them
with a kissing sound. She responds to the phrase 'Do you love me?' as
well by kissing. If it is not your face, then it's your neck which is
one of the places she best likes to snuggle up into. The only thing she
may love more than her people... is food! This rabbit is nuts about
human food. This may be because she seems to think she's human and
never understands why she doesn't get to eat more human food. She gives
the cookie monster some competition, because when she gets just one
cookie there is no shooing her away; she will undoubtedly beg for more.
Clarke is also a very happy bunny, always up to play with you. She will
chase you or let you chase her, not to mention jump around and do 180s
like a maniac. When she's done going crazy she'll flop on her side or
just fall down right where she is, all too content, and even happier if
someone comes along to give her a scratch behind the ears.
But, the best thing about Clarke is her amazing sense of humor. I live
in an apartment at college, so often times I and the rest of the girls
will be sitting around in the living room with our books on the sofa, as
Clarke runs around. You never know when she will have the urge to leap
two feet up into the air onto the couch and on to your books or laptop
also as she often does. Sometimes she'll only stay long enough to give
you a quick kiss on your hand and then run away. Sometimes she'll take
one of your papers with her to chew on and shred up. She knows just the
way to lighten the mood during study week, that's for sure. And that is
why I love her; she is what keeps me sane and makes me laugh constantly.
She is my baby, and I can't imagine life at this point without her.
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