sillyrabbit
Wise Old Thumper
Just wondered how people deal with this, if at all.
My little one nips us, or like digs on our feet, to get us to move out of the way. At first I was like whatever he is just communicating and left him to it but the bites are getting harder, and he hurt my partner the other day and left teeth marks :lol:
I’m wondering if maybe I shouldn’t have just let him do it. I’ve only ever had buns that nudge before so kind of took a guess at what to do. We are trying for a baby, so I guess it would be sensible to try and curb the behaviour. But I also don’t want to stop him expressing himself!
He also jumps up and bites at dinner time, but I’m pretty sure that’s just clumsy attempts at grabbing food :lol: With this I’m worried he is going to hurt himself as he gets so excited, so I’m trying to make feeding time more relaxed. But yeah if anyone has any ideas on that too it would be appreciated!
Edit to say, I know vet checks are the first thing to do in this situation, and he has recently had one and is a healthy little bunny
My little one nips us, or like digs on our feet, to get us to move out of the way. At first I was like whatever he is just communicating and left him to it but the bites are getting harder, and he hurt my partner the other day and left teeth marks :lol:
I’m wondering if maybe I shouldn’t have just let him do it. I’ve only ever had buns that nudge before so kind of took a guess at what to do. We are trying for a baby, so I guess it would be sensible to try and curb the behaviour. But I also don’t want to stop him expressing himself!
He also jumps up and bites at dinner time, but I’m pretty sure that’s just clumsy attempts at grabbing food :lol: With this I’m worried he is going to hurt himself as he gets so excited, so I’m trying to make feeding time more relaxed. But yeah if anyone has any ideas on that too it would be appreciated!
Edit to say, I know vet checks are the first thing to do in this situation, and he has recently had one and is a healthy little bunny