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So much for clicker training…..
well I should say clicker training sophie….so yesterday me and the BF went out for our 1 year anniversary… well when we arrived back at my home I find sophie chewing on the clicker!! She destroyed the wrist band, and was definitely POed when I took it away! I should mention the clicker was placed in a spot I thought was out of reach and quoting my BF “so much for bunnyproofing”
My monsters could be amazing thieves…
So I buy the small 1oz snack packs of craisins for Sophie and Cady as treats… well again the bag was strategically placed pretty high in a spot I though was impossible for them to get to….apparently I have magicians because I found both attacking the bag like it was bunny crack….The only good thing is I know th bag wasnt full but it sure was empty when I got to it…
Lets see who can wake mommy up….
So Ive completely come to the conclusion that Cady and Sophie have developed a game and love to play it around 6:30am. It usually starts with Cady dive bombing onto my chest, running around on the bed then jumping off…Next Sophie attacks (who happens to be a bit heavier which is quite noticeable at 630 in the morning) and jumps on my chest as well but then has to nudge my face and dig by my head… this goes back and forth until they get their pellets…
Who teaches Rabbits to be so smart?
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