Recent content by TroubleTwo

Hi, We've had our boy, Reg, for about a year now, and he gets on so well with us. He was independent from the word go, doesn't mind a good old scratch and tickle from us, but mostly is content to hop around the house/garden (weather dependent) doing his thing, dashing about, binkying to great...

Thought its about time I post a proper hello, since I've been around for a week or so on the boards. Me and b/f got our first (my second) baby bunny a couple of months back, and what seemed like a nightmare has just started to go right. He's a cheeky trouble-maker but adorable all the same -...

Name = Kirsty Area you live = Ashington, Northumberland Why did you choose your RU name? = For my terrible but well-loved twosome, Star the cat and Reggie the rabbit. Names of your rabbits = Reggie Do you work, if yes what job do you do = I work in accounts admin/finance for a big bakery...

its roughly 93cm sq, so says the packaging, but becuase of the way we've got it set up against his hutch, it might work out bigger. Maths isn't my strong point. He's only tried once to jump out but bumped himself rather ungracefully on the way back without even managing to get over the rail...

Just thought i'd pop back on and say Thanks for the advice - reggie turlough is now the proud owner of a good sized foldaway run which is set up around his hutch, and has been free-roaming in it all night. Smiles all round, and a permanent home here is secured. :D

Joys, indeed. Must say, I'm much more happy about him now than I have been, I've just found the perfect indoor run on an online pet shop, and looking forward to letting him loose in it. At least if he makes a mess, its restricted. Facts might be he isn't huggable, but we know he likes...

Marvellous idea! Hadn't occured to me before, because all the runs I've seen appear to be set up for outdoor rabbits and too big/wrong shape for the space we've got (big room, but oddly shaped, with alcoves all over so not really square) Maybe a baby-pen, or something similar? I am really...

Thanks for your advice. When he's out, he does have a litter tray to go to, and does use it, but continues to poo after he has hopped back out - we did put hay in, but he rarely chewed and mostly ended up being trawled all over the carpet by either him or his sister kitten. I suppose I can...

Hi. I posted on here a while back about our new baby bun, pooing everywhere (but weeing in his litter tray :?), and his taste for wallpaper. We've just had him neutered now. Since I last posted his behaviour has got worse. We understand that house rabbits will chew because its in their...

Hi everyone here! Me and my b/f have got our first bunny, a male lop (Reggie) about a month ago. He's only tiny, we reckon about 5-6 months. Litter training has gone ok a bit - he knows to wee in the litter tray, but still leaves pellets everywhere, I don't think he even is aware he's leaving...