Bunnies are smart.
I've had a bunny for a little over a month now. He's been a great little friend but has a terrible habit of getting onto the bed and peeing on it.
Not good for the sheets, the mattress, or my sleep schedule.
Thankfully, I was able to borrow a baby fence from my folks to act as a barrier.
Not so great news, my little bunny pal is smart. Or at least inventive.
He found the place where the fence touches the wall and shoved and nudged it with his little nose until he was able to wriggle through onto the bed.
Good news, it made a lot of noise so I could grab him before he made a mess.
Then I tried to rectify the situation by reconfiguring the fence. A difficult task at best but I also had a curious rabbit under foot, between my knees, and all over the fence.
Managed to complete the task. I just hope he doesn't find some other way of getting on the bed. He likes to stand on his hind legs and sniff around the fence a lot.
Is this normal for rabbits or did I happen to get a particularly smart one? Might be the wild rabbit genes. I don't think he's 100% domestic.
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irish_brigid) wrote,
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