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I was a stray found running loose and was taken to Onslow County Animal Services. I was pulled by the rescue where I was spayed and placed up for adoption.
The shelter describes me as a Rose. These means that I have a mind of my own and it is evident even in the shelter environment. I am often seen chinning, exploring, head bumping, and presenting for petting. I may have also been seen binkying, headshaking, playing with toys. A few may tail flag or thump occasionally if they see someone or something they dislike. Hiding and cowering are almost never seen in these rabbits. Roses demand a great deal of attention in permanent homes and are not shy in making their demands known. A few of these may get along with other rabbits if they are submissive, but many Roses actively dislike other rabbits and may be difficult to bond, preferring human companionship to do their bidding.
ROSES BEHAVIOR MARKERS
• INDEPENDENT AND ACTIVE
• DEMANDING
• ALPHA RABBIT
• MAY NOT BOND WELL WITH OTHER RABBITS
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