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:lol::lol::lol::lol: SO CUTE THOUGH

I read somewhere once that putting a tiny bit of banana on one of the rabbits can encourage grooming behaviour (if they enjoy banana that is), not sure though?

Hmm I suppose.. Pebbles doesn't have long fur though so hopefully this is okay. Going to be very careful just in case for the first couple of times though just to be on the safe side, thanks! :)

not secondhand and not under £100, but cheapest I could find: http://www.gardenbuildingsdirect.co.uk/Wooden-Sheds/BillyOh-20-Rustic-Economy-Overlap-Pent

Yes there is! :D I found the information I needed to start clicker training here: http://www.rabbitawarenessweek.co.uk/behaviour/how-to-clicker-train-your-rabbit I know there are some books out there but I've watched so many youtube videos and read so much online that I decided I didn't need it...

Thanks for the link! :D

I haven't actually got any yet but a lot of people seem to be saying balsa (softer wood?) toys made for parrots are popular with rabbits, anyone know if this is true? (http://www.naturalbirdco.co.uk/ourshop/prod_2206331-Balsa-Cubes-Super-Colourful-Soft-wood-for-Small-birds-9pk.html. I suppose...

I read some recommendations online for this grooming brush: http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product.asp?dept_id=103&pf_id=55460&utm_source=ShoppingFeed&utm_medium=cpc&gclid=CNyS4qGhp7wCFYjLtAodBiEAWw Even though it's technically for cats it's supposed to be good for rabbits with short...

ooh hii :wave: thanks, it's okay, in a way i'm glad I hadn't had time to get so attached to him! (only had him for one day). He was so sweet and outgoing though :'( Your bun is so cute! Is it a male or female?

I tried lightly grooming my bunny today because she's started moulting everywhere, I let her sniff the brush first then fed her pellets to distract her. She didn't even notice!

:D Thanks!! :D

Hiya, thanks! That's what I suspected, just wanted to make sure! :lol: :wave: That's a good idea, I'm definitely looking for a rescue rabbit for her if I can find one that's suitable! Thanks guys :D

She's so clever! :love: I clicker trained her to do this. Once I taught her how to pick something up with her mouth (ie, treated her for tossing something around to get food), I started to treat her only when she brought it closer and closer to me. :D I'm thinking about making a brief video on...

It took about 2 or 3 days for her to do it fast. The first couple of days she threw it around a lot before bringing it back to me :lol:

It was surprisingly easy to teach her!! It did take a couple of days but she's very very good now! :love::love: I even put it on youtube I was so chuffed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNOAyxwOpok Love her so much :lol:

Woohoo!! :D Is this okay? :/

Testing..

I just got both for the first time a few days ago because I didn't know what my bun would like, to be honest she doesn't really seem so keen on either, she picks out a few nice bits from it and that's it.. I sprinkle it over her hay to encourage her to try it.. I think i'll stick to herbs etc.

That's so strange my bun is exactly the same! One day I caught her gnawing the sharpened end of a pencil, took it right away ofcourse :lol: Got her a willow hayrack from pet-supermarket and she demolished it in just 2 days! As for the Excel gnaw sticks, I thought she would like them because...

I got a free sample with one of my orders from I think it was the Hay Experts. My bun is quite young so she still gets junior pellets. I fed her some from the sample pack and she seemed to enjoy it. I think I know what I'm changing her on to when she's old enough :lol: Actually, I also crushed...