The Rabbit Advocate
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008

The Essentials: Approach

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How you approach a rabbit is more important than you might think. As we all know, rabbits are prey animals and this fact should guide you a...
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Mary Lempert is a veterinarian, as well as a long time rabbit owner, foster parent, and licensed educator for the House Rabbit Society. Formerly, she worked as adoption counselor for the House Rabbit Network of Massachusetts and as a rabbit behavior consultant to the Boston MSPCA. She has written about the care and behavior of rabbits for newspapers, magazines, and online sources, as well as a book about rabbit behavior (forthcoming). She resides in Austin, TX, with her rescue rabbits, Graysie, Winthrop, & Oliver, and any number of foster bunnies. She graduated from Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in Indiana in 2016 and took a position as associate veterinarian at White Rock Veterinary Hospital in Pflugerville, TX.
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