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Lionhead rabbit for sale in Adams Township, Indiana

Name: Lionhead rabbit
Brand: Lionhead rabbit
SKU: 562924
Availability: InStock

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Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

562924

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Lionhead rabbit

Location

Sunman, Adams Township, Ripley County, Indiana

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

This is rodrick. Rodrick is 2yrs old. He is very shy very soft sweet boy. He is 100% puppy pad trained. He is not fixed i have a female flemmish and she is preg. Ive had rodrick 3mon but due to my flmeish due date approaching i can no longer keep him. I had to seperate them its not fair to him rodrick would do best in a home with no animals. He is very easy to deal with he is quiet and well mannered and loves apples and kale. He is very well mannered. He is free to a good home thank u *** *** ***8 send me a txt. I live in sunman indiana

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mini Lionhead Rabbits

What is a Mini Lionhead rabbit?

A Mini Lionhead rabbit is a small breed known for its adorable mane of fur around its head, which resembles a lion's mane. They are friendly and playful pets ideal for families.

How old is Rodrick, the Mini Lionhead rabbit?

Rodrick is 2 years old and is described as a sweet and shy rabbit.

Is Rodrick potty trained?

Yes, Rodrick is 100% puppy pad trained, making him easier to handle indoors.

Can Rodrick live with other animals?

Rodrick would do best in a home with no other animals, as he is currently living separately from a pregnant female Flemish rabbit.

What are Rodrick’s favorite foods?

Rodrick enjoys eating apples and kale, which are nice treats to include in his diet.

Why is Rodrick being rehomed?

Rodrick is being rehomed due to the impending arrival of the female Flemish rabbit's babies, making it unfair for him to remain in the same environment.