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Chin rubbing
- Thread starter katie85
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emjrabbitwolf
Warren Scout
I get chinned occassionally but Ben's never really done much chin rubbing. He's more likely to gently chew a new or moved item, climb over it then leave it alone. I do "chin" him though, so maybe why he doesn't? He's mine an as everything smalls of me its safe?
Haha, my two are like this too.... and then the cat goes out in the garden after them and rubs her head all over everything they've touched to claim it as hers. :roll::lol:
And if I put my fingers through the bars, Bubbles will chin my finger.
Coineanach
Wise Old Thumper
That sounds familiar :roll:
She chinned Andrew's beer earlier today which he thought was hilarious. :lol:
lol mine are the same. When i put them in the run i also put their litter tray in with them as they won't pee or poop anywhere else. Bunnies in first, tray in last and the tray always gets chinned as soon as it goes in. They have only been away from the tray for a minute at the most!
