Where does an Easter rabbit go to get a stylish trim before marching in the annual spring parade?
To the hare-dresser
A hairdresser is a professional who trims and styles human hair. Since a wild rabbit is known as a 'hare,' altering 'hair' to 'hare' creates a homophonic pun suitable for a bunny salon. The clue relies on identifying the sound-alike term for someone who grooms fur or hair.
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