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What is "binky-ing"??
- Thread starter ridley
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No it's not to do with poo :lol:
In this video you can see the bunny binky - it's the excited jumping, turning and twisting in the air, like an outburst of excitement. Head binkies are like a big shiver of excitement and tossing of the head.
It's also a wonderful example of why bunnies need so much space. That rabbit is only about 1kg and yet you can see he wouldn't be happy in a small 4ft hutch or a little run like many pet shops sell.
In this video you can see the bunny binky - it's the excited jumping, turning and twisting in the air, like an outburst of excitement. Head binkies are like a big shiver of excitement and tossing of the head.
It's also a wonderful example of why bunnies need so much space. That rabbit is only about 1kg and yet you can see he wouldn't be happy in a small 4ft hutch or a little run like many pet shops sell.
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You might find this glossary sticky useful to read, I found it useful when I first joined RU :thumb: http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/s...sary-Words-Phrases-and-Acronyms-you-might-see
Yep this sticky is really helpful I didn't know what most of the abbrevations were before.
Binkies are awesome but often crazy happy dances! :lol:
Millie does a head binky (tosses her head and ears about) when she's about to do something naughty too :lol:
Hoppit!
Wise Old Thumper
Bunnies can also use binkies to let you know that they know they're being naughty but they just don't care! Usually this is a defiant little bum wiggle as you tell them off, then a cheeky skip away as you move to stop them from chewing the sofa/scrabbling the carpet/gnawing the skirting boards. 
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Sarah1989
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Bunnies can also use binkies to let you know that they know they're being naughty but they just don't care! Usually this is a defiant little bum wiggle as you tell them off, then a cheeky skip away as you move to stop them from chewing the sofa/scrabbling the carpet/gnawing the skirting boards.
As demonstrated wonderfully by my Lady Katherine a few weeks ago :roll: she loves being told off! :roll:
It took me ages to work out what a binky was. Until I joined here, I always called it a bunny hop
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Sarah1989
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midori1999
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That has made me smile so much! Fantastic! :thumb:
