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Luffs like to read, even though it takes a little more effort for them to turn the pages by themselves.

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Luffs are a little afraid of those stuffed “Giant Microbe” disease toys. They think that because they’re cute a furry, like Luffs, that they might be able to catch their sickness. All social interactions with Giant Microbes have not proven this theory, however.

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Luffs are immune to human diseases, so don’t worry if they come snuggle with you when you have a cold and feel like poop.

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Things that grow are particularly attractive to Luffabo: veggies, trees, flowers, potted houseplants. Because Luffabo are much smaller than people, they can see things grow better than we can.

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Luffs love to come to work with you, even if you think your job is boring and not a good environment for Luffs. They’re very adaptable and well-behaved.

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Luffs are great listeners and are always interested in learning about the things you enjoy. They make good study buddies, too.

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Luffs can’t use computers – their paws are too big and smooshy for typing.

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Luffs are not solitary animals. They get very lonely and miss the rest of their adopted herd after a few days. If traveling for an extended period of time with a luff, it’s best to bring two.

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Best places to pet luffs: just behind the ear, on their muzzle, top of the head, or smoosh their front paws.

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Luffs will always offer to make tea for you, always forgetting that they actually don’t know how to make tea (and don’t have thumbs to hold the kettle).

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