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- Thread starter Mrs_Molly
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beckiboo186
Warren Veteran
Now there is a question thats never been asked before!!! They just sleep when they sleep I think, Mainly during the daytime .... dont think they need a specific amount of sleep 
xX
xXThat's all they do; they just doze off for a while , but will waken up immediately if they sense any danger. Don't worry about it...she'll sleep when she needs to. They tend to be at their most active early in the the morning and at night, and will just "catnap" in between times
sillyrabbit
Wise Old Thumper
Mrs_Molly said:
She might be sleeping when your not looking :lol: Seriously I havent seen Scarlett sleep properly ever, but I know she does because when I go out she will still be laying down and its obvious she has just woken up. She hears someone coming and opens her eyes.
She might just be settling in
Beau was quite jumpy when we got him but now he will lay pretty much on his back in the middle of the room and go to sleep AliBenMummy
Mama Doe
I think some bunnies go into a deeper sleep than others. Alice used to go fast asleep and would be given a massive shock if I opened her hutch door without being really noisy. Benny just seems to snooze and I haven't seen Betty sleep yet, but we've only had her for 2 days!
oh yes, the famous "i'm sleeping with one eye open" trick. I know that one well. Also, sleeping with one ear up is another trick dillon likes to play. He lulls me into a safe sense of security (i.e thank god he's lying down for a bit) after i've been chasing after him to stop eating the carpet, fireplace, door cushion, fish tank in fact anything.
Seriously though, he certainly has a routine, especially on the weekends as he is not shut away at all. He'll go loopy until about 1pm in the afternoon, snooze, sleep, doze until about 7 and then go loopy again. I think they certainly have their senses about them at all times. If he has gone into a deep sleep it only takes me to get up from the sofa and he's sat looking at me with a face on him- who do you think rules the roost here?! :lol:
Seriously though, he certainly has a routine, especially on the weekends as he is not shut away at all. He'll go loopy until about 1pm in the afternoon, snooze, sleep, doze until about 7 and then go loopy again. I think they certainly have their senses about them at all times. If he has gone into a deep sleep it only takes me to get up from the sofa and he's sat looking at me with a face on him- who do you think rules the roost here?! :lol:
