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She has SO many other things to play with attack......tubes, baskets, wicker balls,willow sticks,free run of garden, own carpet sample in her cage to encourage the carpet mauling there....she has tons!

she is speyed, she is about 10 mths old, she could come into the lounge with me if i shut the door,but the lure of the carpet is there again! lol

I have 1 dwarf lop bun, who is a house bun. Up until now she has been well behaved but now has taken to digging up the corners of the carpet and chewing wires( protected) so I have now had to resort to only letting her run free in the kitchen rather than the whole flat,which means she doesnt get...

i was wondering the same...I have a mini lop who is about 7mths and i was giving her euf pellets to cover the bottom of bowl in 1 layer morning and nite, but she was barely eating hay, im wondeing if it be ok to cut her back to 1 bowl...she will then eat hay as well as occasionaly green veggie...

apart from the binkys...what other signs do ur buns give u so u know they are happy?

was this in the day???/ eek!

ive just bought a pack of willow sticks for our bun to chew....but she doesnt! lol Willow is safe for them to chew therefore it must be safe for them to eat, or they'd not be sold.

I was out in the garden just now with bun,and she was sat under my window sill and there was a fake Ivy plant dangling down........she was sat under it looking at the shadow of the plant wafting in the wind and she was following it and trying to sniff the shadow!!!:lol:

Cute bed and even cuter bunny.......we have such similar Buns!!!

I have a house bun and only ever leave her outside all day wen its definately gonna be a nice warm day, otherwise I keep her indoor and let her out free running when Im home.

I gradually increased the area our bun had,so by the time she had the run of the whole garden she was fine, I constanlty have my kitchen door open so she can come and go as she pleases and also the shed door is open so she can go in there.

I like the programme they were watching too!!;)

ok.....if i was to plant some that would be bunny friendly then,what could I go for?

oh.....i did a search online and came up with this list of rabbit resistant plants....what do u all think..... Rabbit Resistant Plants: Acanthus species (bear's breeches) Aconitum species (monkshood) Alchemilla mollis (lady's mantle) Allium species (ornamental onions) Alstroemeria (Peruvian...

FABULOUS...thats a start!!! Do normal garden centres sell them then??? can u tell Im no gardener...lol:D

I have 3 totally empty borders in my garden and am wondering if there is ANYTHING at all i can plant in there that my bun will not think is dinner for her....has anyone got any ideas of what i can put in there???

I hadnt taken offence at all.:D I could leave her in the kitchen but Id worry she would get bored all alone, I did think of a friend for her but I cant really do that at this time.

it was me who sed about honking, but i didnt think it was in anger. it is a very odd thing to witness thou.

She has been speyed, she has loads to play with...my kitchen is bunny heaven!!! If she continues would it be bad to make her into an outdoor bunny? althou i really dont wanna have to do that to her.

Our indoor bunny has just started to become a lil chewer.....shes taken to chewing the door frames,table legs,carpets,rugs basically anything she can get her compers round. The prob is im in rented accommodation so she CANt be doing this, has anyone got any adive what to do!!