You should spend your studying time with them! When you have to read or work on something, sit on the ground to do it, -may distract you a bit but then you can spend time with them and they’ll visit you while you sit on the ground

Kokaneeandkahlua’s has a great idea. Rabbits like to just hang out with you too. So grab some pillows and hang on the floor with them while you study. And if they eat your homework… you can actually say “My rabbit ate my homework” and have it be true. LOL!

And if you want to talk to them…you can read out loud. May help you with your studies too!

I try to get some quality time right at the start of the day. I’ll come down, feed them and spend some time just hanging out and relaxing a bit before I have to head off to work. It’s fun and makes the day go better!

Oh studying with the bun is the best. I don’t study nearly as much as I did my first two years of law schools, but when I did, I would spend a couple hours a night sitting on the floor reading with my buns. My classmates always thought it was entertaining to see all the scalloped edges on my books and notes from little Felony nibbles….

Now that I don’t have nearly as much school work, we hang out watching tv and when I read or crochet. He doesn’t like to watch football with me though. Lots of times he sits in his cage and thumps at me because I’m yelling profanities at my Steelers….

I have to agree. I often sit on the floor when watching TV or listening to music. I read the newspaper on the floor and this time of year, wrap Christmas packages on the floor. Buddy will cuddle up with me when I do any of these things. He loves to chase the ribbon spools when I tie bows on packages. He does have a habit of trying to sit in the middle of the wrapping paper, though. Makes gift wrapping kind of tough, but lots of fun.

I’m thinking about a cat study that said something to the effect of……cats spend more time w/ their owners than dogs do!  B/c cats spend so much time lounging about & sleeping, people often think that they don’t spend time w/ their owners.  It’s more that cats view socialization as being around their people…that’s counted as social interaction.

At this point my 2 rabbits seem to prefer to spend time w/ me while cuddled up together in their cage.  I have the door open for hours, Jessi comes out for a few hip hops ever few hours.  When I sit on the floor or watch tv down there…they definately don’t leave their cage (I think they despise my forced love pets).  Maybe I wrong w/ rabbits, but I feel like they just enjoy being around us, whether we’re watching a movie (they enjoy all DH’s craptacular Netflix pix) or eating dinner.  I can’t help but wonder if they see socialization similar to cats??????