Definately not. Tonight, she's chewed pretty much all the way the phone wire (the wire was behind a exercise pen we use to block all the wires off and she poked her nose through the bars and pulled it through), shes also chewed a chunk out of the remote and has chewed a plug (the plastic outside casing)
We're constantly having to keep an eye on her cos she's always up to something
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She always has her greens when i put her home at night. I put her back, clean her litter tray out and then give her her greens
She's not really a foodie, i try shaking her pellets every morning before i give them her to let her know that they're coming, and she's never interested! lol
My buns are loose during the day in a big compound and it was a nightmare putting them away at night. It was worse if we were on holiday and friends had to do it.
I always give them their veg in the evening before I put them to bed. During the summer, I started putting the veg into a green tupperware bowl. The buns noticed the bowl and learned that it meant food. Now I do the same thing every night. I have the green bowl, call them and they basically dive in their hutch. The whole process takes about a minute.
Your bun will learn, but you need to bribe her and give her something visual that she associates with getting fed.
Don't give her anything when you come home, but keep her greens for bedtime then she will be hungry and more compliant.
She doesnt have anything when i get home from work, she just gets let out and then she has her greens when shes gets put back before i go to bed
After I posted, I realised you meant her home, not you getting home. Sorry speed reading is a bad habit. :lol: