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free range bunny_ wire chewing
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natsusakura
Warren Veteran
Yah letting them free range would mean they could choose where they want to go etc, plus stops that awful cage rattling.
Angel used to do it and I swear it was just to annoy me :lol:
She'd be out all day supervised then when it was time to put her inside for the night, ( when i lived at my mum and dads house) she'd rattle the cage all night!
Just make sure you think of all the possible things your buns might find interesting.
Parsley likes to pull dvd's off the shelf, especially ones with a cardboard sleeve. (he ate bill bailey the other night there)
And he also chewed through my oh wires for his speakers and keyboard
not parsley's fault oh moved the desk a bit away from the wall even though i warned him :lol:
Angel used to do it and I swear it was just to annoy me :lol:
She'd be out all day supervised then when it was time to put her inside for the night, ( when i lived at my mum and dads house) she'd rattle the cage all night!
Just make sure you think of all the possible things your buns might find interesting.
Parsley likes to pull dvd's off the shelf, especially ones with a cardboard sleeve. (he ate bill bailey the other night there)
And he also chewed through my oh wires for his speakers and keyboard
not parsley's fault oh moved the desk a bit away from the wall even though i warned him :lol:
*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
Excellent idea to let them freerange
Wires are our main problem here. There are none in the kitchen/diner that Louie can get to but, in the living room, there are computer wires and wires for the TV, Sky etc.
When we are not in the room, I use puppy pens to block off both areas, not very pretty but they do the job!
Alternatively, conduit is very effective and fairly cheap.
Good luck!
Wires are our main problem here. There are none in the kitchen/diner that Louie can get to but, in the living room, there are computer wires and wires for the TV, Sky etc.
When we are not in the room, I use puppy pens to block off both areas, not very pretty but they do the job!
Alternatively, conduit is very effective and fairly cheap.
Good luck!
That sounds like a great idea!
not exactly the same, but when I had my hamster in my room, when I'd go to bed at night, he'd run and run and run in his wheel. It drove me nuts!
I want Lola to be able to free range too. At the moment, she is under supervision, and then back in the cage at night. On the few occasions she has chewed things - like through my telephone cord - so I'm hoping once she's more well trained she won't.
I like the idea of the puppy play pen, to block off a few of the areas, though! Great idea!
not exactly the same, but when I had my hamster in my room, when I'd go to bed at night, he'd run and run and run in his wheel. It drove me nuts!
I want Lola to be able to free range too. At the moment, she is under supervision, and then back in the cage at night. On the few occasions she has chewed things - like through my telephone cord - so I'm hoping once she's more well trained she won't.
I like the idea of the puppy play pen, to block off a few of the areas, though! Great idea!
Fennic
Warren Scout
I have to say personally I never get how people struggle to sleep with animal noise. I have 15 rats, 5 mice and now 2 rabbits in a room. (Thats 2 wheels, 7 water bottles) The girl rats bite the bars (right next to my bed) when in heat.
Does your rabbit have adiquate toys to keep her entertained during the night? Just a passing thought that wasn't mentioned by other posters.
Does your rabbit have adiquate toys to keep her entertained during the night? Just a passing thought that wasn't mentioned by other posters.
