I ask this seemingly dumb question because nearly everyone who has a housebun seems to have bed areas and/or cages that they get locked in at night.
Ive had Nigel for nearly a year, and since we got him he's roamed free in the house (apart from rooms we shut him out of when we aren't in because of wires)
From the first day he's shared the cat's litter tray and slept under our bed. He's refused all blankets and bedding, prefering to sleep on the carpet.
We bought him a furry igloo, but now the cat sleeps in it because Nigel ignored it. At night he follows us upstairs shortly after we go to bed and sleeps in our bedroom doorway like a dog.
I wonder if this is unusual rabbit behaviour?
Ive had Nigel for nearly a year, and since we got him he's roamed free in the house (apart from rooms we shut him out of when we aren't in because of wires)
From the first day he's shared the cat's litter tray and slept under our bed. He's refused all blankets and bedding, prefering to sleep on the carpet.
We bought him a furry igloo, but now the cat sleeps in it because Nigel ignored it. At night he follows us upstairs shortly after we go to bed and sleeps in our bedroom doorway like a dog.
I wonder if this is unusual rabbit behaviour?