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Posted over 4 years ago
| Updated over 3 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
New Zealand
Color
White/Albino or Red-Eyed White
Age
Adult
Size
Standard (when grown)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
19-72
Hair Length
medium
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
19-72
Dutchess
Spayed Female
Adult Est DOB 02/02/18
New Zealand White (Albino)
Weight 6.3
* NOT FOR THE FIRST TIME RABBIT OWNER (NOT A BEGINNER RABBIT)
* NOT FOR SMALL CHILDREN (SHE IS INDEPENDENT AND ALOOF)
* DOES NOT WANT TO BE PICKED UP AND CODDLED (TOLERATES YOU)
* WANTS TO DO HER OWN THING (INDEPENDENT)
* SHE WILL INTERACT BRIEFLY FOR TREATS
The shelter describes me as a “tulip” which means that I have been observed engaging in the widest range of behaviors from everything to bulging eyes, cowering, chinning, grooming, boxing, lunging, exploring, fighting, thumping, flagging their tails, startling, hiding, playing with toys, and binkying. Tulip’s rarely flop in shelters as they are not usually laid back. In homes tulips are often entertaining rabbits, always on high alert, very active, interactive, and exhibiting the same wide range of behaviors they do in a shelter environment. Some may not do well with children or other rabbits. Caution should be observed in adopting Tulips to homes with many other rabbits or children.
TULIP BEHAVIOR MARKERS
• WIDE RANGE OF BEHAVIORS
• ACTIVE
• HIGH ALERT
• MAY NOT DO WELL WITH CHILDREN AND OTHER RABBITS