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Meet Oakley, the most outgoing of this adorable bunny trio! Oakley is a social and friendly rabbit who loves attention and is always the first to greet you with curiosity. While still mastering litter box training, Oakley shows promise with a little patience and guidance. This veggie enthusiast lights up at the sight of fresh greens and eagerly awaits their small daily fruit treat. If you’re looking for a lively companion who will bring joy to your home, Oakley might just be your perfect match.

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