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Dutch rabbit for sale in Fall Creek Township, Indiana

Name: Dutch rabbit
Brand: Dutch rabbit
SKU: 560772
Availability: InStock

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Interests: 1

Free Dutch Black shiny coat male

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

560772

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Dutch rabbit

Location

Pendleton, Fall Creek Township, Madison County, Indiana

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Hi my daughter giving her rabbit for free shes busy with her job doesnt have to much time with him , he's potty trained she kinda worked with litter him hes doing good . Hes really calm not wild when you say come here he comes . Hes so sweet she has been working with me ever since he was 7 weeks old when she got him now hes 2 months old . He doesnt come with cage or food . We want him to go to a good maybe with some kids who has time for him .

PS: his eyes are not red it was the flash . He has dark brown eyes.... updated the profile free all i want is for him to have a good home and have a good chance at life please!!

You could text me *** @ any time i will respond when i'm free!

Thank you,

Heather

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of rabbit is being offered for free?

This listing features a Free Dutch Black shiny coat male rabbit. Dutch rabbits are known for their friendly personality and adaptability, making them great pets for families.

2. How old is the rabbit?

The rabbit is 2 months old and has been socialized since he was a baby, ensuring he is calm and well-behaved.

3. Is the rabbit potty trained?

Yes, this rabbit is potty trained and has been worked with to use a litter box effectively.

4. Does the rabbit come with any supplies?

No, the rabbit does not come with a cage or food. It's important that the new owner is prepared to provide these essentials for his care.

5. What kind of home is preferred for the rabbit?

We are looking for a good home, ideally one with some children who have time to spend with him. The goal is to ensure he has a loving and interactive environment.