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Hello!
I was wondering how much one on one time is recommended to spend with your bunny. Nox is free range when ever I am home, which is 75% of the time. I work from home so I am often at my desk on my computer. My place is only one room and a bathroom so Nox can see me at all times. I talk to her all the time and spend at least a hour a day on the floor with her, this doesn’t include drive by pets. Is this enough time or should I spend more? She is often in the bunny loaf position during the day and only plays with her toys for about 20 minutes so I am worried she is bored. I can’t get another rabbit at this time but I do plan to in the future. Any suggestions?
Thank you for your help
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I would always recommend you spend as much time as you can one-on-one with your bunny, and it sounds like you are doing that.
Bunnies are crepuscular, which means they are most awake/active in the mornings and at night, and they like to rest and sleep in the afternoons. It is ok if she is rather lazy during the day, it sounds like she is given plenty of opportunity for stimulation. She may be playing with her toys when you are asleep. Sounds like you are doing a great job caring for her, I wouldn’t be concerned.
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