I bought a male dwarf lop in November 2005 and since then he has decided to chew on everything except the things I bought him to chew on. His particular favourite is plasterboards. For the first couple of days he was fine and within a couple of weeks he was allowed fere run of the kitchen, with some plywood boards covering the doors to stop him eating them and to keep him in the kitchen. Now he's a bit bigger he's learnt to jump on his cage and over the boards into the space between the boad and the door, so he can shred my doors and frames. he's also taken a large chunk of plaster off the wall, but everything else I have for him is left mostly untouched - woodden toys, cardboard boxes to dix in, shredded newspaper he just doesn't seem interested until my back is turned when he goes for the big stuff. I realise it must be a case of teaching, but he's my first bunny and i obviously need some ideas. I don't like keeping him in his cage all day while i'm at work and when I get home he doesn't seem interested in me. He was neutered 2 weeks ago but his behaviour is more destructive now than ever.
Anyone got any tips????
Anyone got any tips????