Fabio & Sugar Rabbit Netherland Dwarf & Angora Rabbit Mix Philadelphia, PA

FABIO & SUGAR
Fabio - Male, Angora (Gray);
Sugar - Female, Netherland Dwarf (white)
DOB: Fabio - January 2018 (estimated); Sugar - 5/18/2018


Sugar’s bio:
Sugar is a three-year-old Netherland dwarf with white fur and blue eyes. Her birthday is May 18,
2018. She is slightly shy and cautious of her surroundings, but incredibly curious and always
getting up to mischief. She won’t hesitate to come up to humans and nudge them with her nose,
or circle you while you’re cleaning her area. Though she is not the most comfortable with
cuddling or being touched, she has a lot of love to give once she gets used to your presence.
Sugar is very energetic and loves to have space to run and jump around. She also will dig and
chew occasionally, so it is best to rabbit-proof the place before allowing her in.
Sugar is bonded with Fabio - they enjoy sitting next to each other in dark spaces, such as in
cardboard boxes or under the bed, grooming, and chasing each other. She shares a food tray,
litter box, and hiding area with him and always goes to him to be comforted. Wherever Sugar
goes, Fabio goes. They both enjoy fresh kale, lettuce, and carrots.

Fabio’s bio:
Fabio is a 4-year-old Lionhead with mostly white fur outside of his grey face and ears. He has
large, soulful, dark brown eyes. His estimated birthday is January 1 st , 2018. In comparison to
Sugar, he is more outgoing, having grown up in another household and even at a point living
with cats. Fabio is willing to be touched and held. He likes to stick to Sugar and often only
leaves a room once she does. Still, he is very sweet and enjoys being petted (especially on the
head) once he feels comfortable with you. He also likes sitting in dark spaces, napping, and
grooming Sugar. One of his favorite foods is bananas, which he will not be afraid to share with
humans.
Because Fabio is a Lionhead, his fur requires a lot of upkeep. Ideally, it should be brushed once a day. To detangle mats, it’s best to use your fingers and pull them apart gently rather than a
dematter, as it hurts his skin. The area to watch out for the most is the fur underneath his chin,
which can accumulate food debris and mat up easily, as well as his butt, where hay often gets
stuck. Fabio is patient and loving, and will be willing to sit still as grooming is done.