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We like to let J the Rabbit have "supervised" outings while we are home. As part of the aforementioned outings, we try to limit her to the main part of the apartment (e.g., not our bedroom) as she has a tendency to get under the bed. Also, she has a tendency to take out phone chargers (otherwise known in the rabbit world as "spicy hay"). The Ravishing Mrs. TB has lost two to date.
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We used to let our pet rabbits out as well. "The rabbit ate my homework" was actually a valid excuse in our homeschool.
ReplyDeleteLeigh, our rabbits over the years have been pretty manageable and good - when supervised. Because it sure does not take long for them to do a number on a charging cord, as it turns out.
DeleteI had a friend that kept a rescue cotton-tail in his house. Women would find sitting on the couch would be an open invitation for an aggressive rabbit to munch on their hair.
ReplyDeleteJess - Rabbits can be very territorial once they have established their "space". Even in her living space, J the Rabbit can be a bit defensive if A the Cat sticks in his nose too far.
DeleteRabbits are such tasty creatures but it would be quite off-putting if they were deliberately ingesting microplastics.
ReplyDeleteEd, maybe it is a secret self defense mechanism?
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