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- 08/18/2010 at 9:41 AM
  eyorelop
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  My bunny won’t play with any toys or even cardboard stuff around the house. Someone suggested putting things up he could knock down. What kinds of things would you suggest?? I think I actually saw him do his first binky with me yesterday when he was hopping around. He has been laying like a lump but he hopped around more last night and seemed to be having fun.
- 08/18/2010 at 10:57 AM
  skunklionshow
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  New bunnies often take time to get adjusted to their surroundings. My first girl never came out of her cage for about 2 weeks. So just give bunny open access & time. You can try to coax him/her w/ treats. Different bunnies like different toys, some are diggers, some are chewers, some like to knock stuff over…it goes on & on. Some even just like to run, like little grayhounds. I suggest you try to get an idea of the personality of your bun & then start to add toys to the equation. If you have a chewer, a diggy box may not be their thing at all. Some rabbits actually prefer certain toy textures over others (i.e. paper/ corn husks VS cloth/ fabric). I just may take some time.
- 08/19/2010 at 8:36 AM
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  Try a deck of playing cards and make a card house for him to knock over and pick through. My mini rexes love this a lot. They knock it apart and then pick up cards to toss them too.
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